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I have been growing and showing veg since 1996, a brilliant hobby contrary to popular belief and the views of my mates who think I’m a big poof (I’ve got nothing against poofs however!). This is just a chart of my progress for the 2017 season, if you have any specific questions about ‘showing’ then email me on smithyveg@aol.com and I’ll do my best to answer them.
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8 comments:
Ad eundum quo nemo ante iit - Aegri somnia - Amoto quaeramus seria ludo- Vincere est totum - Pavesco, pavesco
Bleedingus cockyus bastardus!
Had to go to google translate for Ian,s to translate, these quotes between the two of you,se just keeps me smiling. Paul
Stupri infernus
there only peas
I agree with Ian
Etiam masterbans semper masterbans.
Lucky me, I can have as much of this as I want, trouble is, horse manure seems to produce stacks of weeds compared to cow manure. Apparently it is something to do with the cow having the four chambers to the stomach and regurgitating the food in order to 'chew the cud'. A horse just eats it and poo's it out the other end, weed seeds still intact.
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