Personal Inertia.
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John Robins
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Personal Inertia.
Hello all, I haven’t been anywhere, it’s just that I managed to lose all my password stuff transferring to a new iPad, and have only just got round to sorting it.
If anyone wants to say hello back, or even “Oh good grief not him again!” please feel free.
Cheers
John
If anyone wants to say hello back, or even “Oh good grief not him again!” please feel free.
Cheers
John
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John Robins
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Thank you for your welcome back.
I’m afraid it really was just inertia on my part. Like many other people, I have made an inroad into gardening this year, by way of a small octagonal cedar wood greenhouse and some small raised beds, plus one or two other things and the time seems to have passed at an alarming rate.
Next year, hopefully, I will avoid some basic errors that I made, but I have at least had some tomatoes that tasted of something.
Cheers John
I’m afraid it really was just inertia on my part. Like many other people, I have made an inroad into gardening this year, by way of a small octagonal cedar wood greenhouse and some small raised beds, plus one or two other things and the time seems to have passed at an alarming rate.
Next year, hopefully, I will avoid some basic errors that I made, but I have at least had some tomatoes that tasted of something.
Cheers John
- John Murch
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I only planted two tomato plants this year (tiny garden and glut last year), the Gardeners Delight was very nice and tasty, Money Maker was very disappointing in terms of flavour and texture. Much to my surprise the Sungold orange cherry tomatoes from last year self seeded and I am getting lots of tasty sweet cherry tomatoes, highly recommended.
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John Robins
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- Joined: Tue Jan 01, 1985 12:00 am
- Location: Staffordshire, United Kingdom

