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But managed to do quite alot:
We planted 2 rows of Beetroot in the raised bed next to the greenhouse which is still waiting to be filled with Tomatoes & Peppers, but haven't managed to move it back since the storms of Jan/Feb, when it moved 6" !
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A good tip: cut a piece of cardboard to fit the base of your frames, weigh it down with a brick or similar, this will save you from weeding the centre which is hard to reach when everything grows.
The weekend weather looks good too, so expect an Easter Blog :)
Thanks for reading/returning. Ian
Thats all looking very impressive! :) Love the tip about putting cardboard in the middle of the peas... very nifty :)
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