The horse poo king is back

Howdy everybody, hope everybody is well and the gardening is good. Been 8 weeks or so since I've posted. I've just built my final garden bed and filled it with more horse poo. Amazing how much it takes to fill a big hole.
Just spent some time getting used to the new site. Hopefully I'll find my way around alittle better than the last hour.

Glad you found us Looking forward to finding out how those tommies are going

No probs Tony I see you found your way over from the old site. Love to hear more about your garden and where you are from etc....Me being far Sth I am out numbered

you're not as outnumbered as i am, cheryl!

hey tony!
glad you found us again!

well only 2 reg. posters here in Vic and then there is You and Ota over yonder

Hi Ya Tony how are the Tomatoes going ...

tessa wrote:

you're not as outnumbered as i am, cheryl!

hey tony!
glad you found us again!

Come on tessa i'm more out numbered than you out here in the Pacific,i dont know where Di is Di were are ewe ?.

Yes where is Di

medburygardens wrote:

i dont know where Di is Di were are ewe ?.

i love the way you use that "ewe" R

yes Di where are you?

hi Tony! i was wondering how you were going with your maters. welcome back!

not a chook poem but in the same family

I'm not a pheasant plucker
I'm a pheasant plucker's son
But I'll be plucking pheasants
'till the pheasant plucker comes

HI Tony nice to hear your back.

Cheryl, I've actually got that poem/song on an old 45 record

Gail wrote:

Cheryl, I've actually got that poem/song on an old 45 record

I still play old 78's

I can't play 'em anymore have to get a new turntable. I've a few old 33's and 45's I'm keeping for sentimental value... and to show the kids and grandkids (when I have some) what the huge CDs looked like!

I have an old player I got out of a bin

Nice to hear from everybody, like the new avatars too.
The last of my tommies will be picked up by council today. 1st wednesday of the month for us. Pinch and punch by the way. I gave up weighing the crop at 35kgs and in the end came close to doubling that. Bought our first one on the w/e, after 6 months was strange and didn't taste anywhere near as nice. Had been on a fishing trip in Feb that was rained out (serious non stop rain for 9 days). Two days after getting home my son and I got home to a broken water pipe in our upstairs bathroom. So gardening has not been my first priority recently.
Massive damage to our (and neighboors) homes. Seen just about as much water as Noah recently!
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Oh sorry to hear that Tony .. Sounds like a glut of everything

Feast or Famine all the time mate, same here even with the rain at times, we need a feast now..

It amazes me Tony you just seem to get on top on things and something either goes wrong or breaks down

I suppose you are looking forward to a dry time for a while

wow.
good thing that pipe didn't break while you were away.
when it rains...it pours (sorry for the unintented pun)

I'm so sorry Tony,i didn't welcom you to other side,how rude of me

Yet another shipwreck survivor hauls himself up on to the beach

Richard, we weren't telling fibs... there is other members of the male species here

Nobody was hurt, so its just an inconvienance at the moment. Bit of a shock seeing 2 inches of water through the house.
Going to try my hand at broccoli, brussels and carrots during the coming months.
My passionfruits are going berserk at the mo. Strange that a friend of mine has had his crop finished weeks ago, just up the road. Will get a pic of the biggest one. Its a beauty!!!!

Yummo Tony, I am trying Richards onion, brocc and parsnips and carrots

Hey Tony plenty of big geen passionfruit up this way ...