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Re: Ninja Gardening Thread

Post by WhosZena » Tue May 04, 2010 4:23 pm

firky wrote:
WhosZena? wrote: Cats might have their own type of headaches, I dont think they have enough stress to get proper ones.
The other day I was thinking if cats dream and what they dream about.
I guess they must dream of chicken, milk and being pet continuously.
The cat I had used to dream and make little mew noises in it's sleep, it was adorably cute. I always assumed he was dreaming of catching and eating rabbits, sleeping in the sun or rolling in cat mint.

I cut my grass yesterday, but still haven't planted anything in hte garden. Haven't really had time as my dad has been in intensive care, coupled with having a load to do at work lately I can't be arsed. Supposed to do loads of stuff today but I really just want to stay at home and loath.
Aww. A cats paradise. Mine gives the occasional twitch when shes sleeping.

And I hope your dad gets better firky.
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Post by firky » Tue May 04, 2010 9:38 pm

Cat's are by far the best animal, someone once described them as being like little women in little fur coats. :lol:

I think my dad will be alright but he'll never be the same man again, fucked up. He didn't drink, smoke and was extremely active and fit. :?
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Post by bright maroon » Tue May 04, 2010 10:26 pm

The beds I built at my parents house are looking like this currently...

I dug and planted them 100% myself - My parents garden also..obviously right
- that's where i got it from... but they are not as dilligent about weeding as I am..
they have bad knees at this point - is the excuse..

sedum, bearded iris, and peony...peony are my favorite (no homo)

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lillies, australis, hosta, peony, and...tall..spikey..purple...oh liatris! (I was forgetting just then)far left

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counter clockwise from top right..
herb garden which is busted this year...
my Dad's roses which I hate on..
and a veggie/flower - aux/starter/in between tranfer holding tank bed..
...with some iris I recently split

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Post by Pi-Krust » Tue May 04, 2010 10:31 pm

allotment massive stand up!,now into me 2nd year of having one and am growing all sorts of shit this year.just planted apple trees and blackcurrant/raspberry bushes and got a few hens on the way too, 8).anyone wanting more room to grow stuff get yerself on the waiting list for one they're cheap as fuck [£25.00 a yr rent].it's just a really nice place to chill too and get away from life's stresses[me elderly jamaican neighbours home made rum helps too :D]
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Re: Ninja Gardening Thread

Post by drlego » Tue May 04, 2010 11:38 pm

karmacazee wrote:There's a cherry tree in my garden, but the damn sparrows get at the fruit before I can, every year. Bastards.
stick up a plastic Hawk or something similar out in the open.

The sparrows will think its a raptor and stay away.

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Post by drlego » Tue May 04, 2010 11:40 pm

Pi-Krust wrote:allotment massive stand up!,now into me 2nd year of having one and am growing all sorts of shit this year.just planted apple trees and blackcurrant/raspberry bushes and got a few hens on the way too, 8).anyone wanting more room to grow stuff get yerself on the waiting list for one they're cheap as fuck [£25.00 a yr rent].it's just a really nice place to chill too and get away from life's stresses[me elderly jamaican neighbours home made rum helps too :D]
stick a few tunes in the ipod or mp3 and get a nice pair of headphones and you are laughing for a few hours.

few spliffs really helps to mellow out after a dig too.

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Re: Ninja Gardening Thread

Post by WhosZena » Wed May 05, 2010 6:19 am

firky wrote:Cat's are by far the best animal, someone once described them as being like little women in little fur coats. :lol:

I think my dad will be alright but he'll never be the same man again, fucked up. He didn't drink, smoke and was extremely active and fit. :?
I like that.. little women in little fur coats. Pretty spot on.

Its unfair.. Its hard but try and stay positive, sometimes thats all you can do.. it helps alot.
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Post by helix » Wed May 05, 2010 6:35 am

drlego wrote:
karmacazee wrote:There's a cherry tree in my garden, but the damn sparrows get at the fruit before I can, every year. Bastards.
stick up a plastic Hawk or something similar out in the open.

The sparrows will think its a raptor and stay away.
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Post by firky » Wed May 05, 2010 8:14 pm

I grew weed in a greenhouse darhn sarf during a hot summer, had bloody loads of the stuff, wouldn't do it again - you could smell it a hundred yards away up the street :o
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Post by fretn » Thu May 06, 2010 1:34 am

Ez ninja's!
I've read some of you guys have planted raspberries & strawberrie's + blackberries.
How did you guys do this? I've got some space on a southern faced fence, the only problem is i live near the north sea, so winds can be quite hard...
thx in advance
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Post by drlego » Fri May 07, 2010 3:21 am

fretn wrote:Ez ninja's!
I've read some of you guys have planted raspberries & strawberrie's + blackberries.
How did you guys do this? I've got some space on a southern faced fence, the only problem is i live near the north sea, so winds can be quite hard...
thx in advance
either buy some plants or plant from seed.

Give the raspberries something to grow against / up. Depending on your soil type you may need to pick up some compost and clear the area of weeds and debris.

Space the raspberries out about 12 - 18 inches apart. Go down as deep as the root ball in the pot you get them in. Combine the plants in 2s or 3s for the best yields on the fruit. The strawberries can be grown almost on top of each other. Not much spacing so you can plant them in or around the raspberries (make sure they are not right on top of each other).

You will need a bit of shelter for them and protect them from frosts over the winter.

best of luck with them.

http://www.ehow.com/how_2000_grow-strawberries.html
http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/fruit_veg ... pberry.asp

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Re: Ninja Gardening Thread

Post by drlego » Sat May 08, 2010 11:54 am

got my final bed dug yesterday. Its huge.

3 metres by 6 metres

took me ages yesterday. Had a ton of pints yesterday afterwards going to do a bit today getting it ready for sowing on Sunday. Sweet Corn, Butternut Squash. Lettuce (Romain and Kos), Spinach, Chard and a few more Pumpkins.

Going to be class. Cant get wrecked too much tonight after DJing though.

When Im done I will stick a picture up.

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Post by fretn » Fri May 14, 2010 12:17 am

drlego wrote:
fretn wrote:Ez ninja's!
I've read some of you guys have planted raspberries & strawberrie's + blackberries.
How did you guys do this? I've got some space on a southern faced fence, the only problem is i live near the north sea, so winds can be quite hard...
thx in advance
either buy some plants or plant from seed.

Give the raspberries something to grow against / up. Depending on your soil type you may need to pick up some compost and clear the area of weeds and debris.

Space the raspberries out about 12 - 18 inches apart. Go down as deep as the root ball in the pot you get them in. Combine the plants in 2s or 3s for the best yields on the fruit. The strawberries can be grown almost on top of each other. Not much spacing so you can plant them in or around the raspberries (make sure they are not right on top of each other).

You will need a bit of shelter for them and protect them from frosts over the winter.

best of luck with them.

http://www.ehow.com/how_2000_grow-strawberries.html
http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/fruit_veg ... pberry.asp
Thanks, ground is clay = very fertile + chicken shit = should be okay :D.
Frost isn't an issue either, sea makes sure there's practically no frost/snow.
Thankx for the info
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Post by herbalicious » Mon May 17, 2010 11:57 am

Chilli update -

My Ring of Fire now has buds :D
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Post by magma » Mon May 17, 2010 12:01 pm

Awesome!

My sunflowers are starting to bud! 8)
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Post by frank grimes jr. » Mon May 17, 2010 3:10 pm

Tilled an area to start tobacco from seed a few weeks back at my father in-laws, and the sprouts are just coming up!
Roughly 3 1/2 meters square, with four types of tobacco. 8)
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Post by DRTY » Fri May 21, 2010 11:45 am

My crops are coming along real good :)

Onions, Spring Onions, Carrots, Radishes, Tomatoes, Chillies, Lettuce, Rocket, Sunflowers, Fuckin' BOOM.

Big up ninja gardeners!

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Post by djdowee » Fri May 21, 2010 11:52 am

could you grow tobacco in the UK?

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Post by DRTY » Fri May 21, 2010 11:54 am

disturbed dowee wrote:could you grow tobacco in the UK?
No harm trying! If not bring it inside, use reflectors, boom!

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Post by fretn » Fri May 21, 2010 12:13 pm

Yes, Europe has been growing tobacco for the last 2 centuries...
Perfectly possible, but the production is difficult as you need drying etc.

Also the quality will be subpar to that of more warmer climates.
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