Beans, beans and more beans.

[WhiteWolf]

your guess is as good as mine

WW

Buried alive

[maxilaura]

are you saying that real live worms are mailed to you in the post? arh! so glad I am not a postman/postwoman - I hate worms, its bad enough seeing them in the soil, never mind coming directly to you through the post box!

[the-gnole]

Yep, and bees the same way, different parcel though

[Chef]

Knew about the worms, had em through the post before for fishing and seen them on the wormery suppliers but not bees. That's pretty cool (if you're not a bee) I thought to start a hive you'd have to go to a local apiarist or find a swarm. Hmmm got plans for a beehive somewhere

Think I should change the title of the post to Beans, worms and bees?

C

[kashaw]

I tried to make a wormery twice...1st time no lid..worms escaped...2nd time ...no holes in bottom, left box out in the rain and drowned the buggers...woops, I gave up after that !

[Chef]

Aha yeah but now you know about the lid and the drainage holes, what could possibly go wrong a third time?

C

[kashaw]

Erm, Yeah I could, I'm so dumb (but cute with it ) After 39 years of life, I have finaly come to the conclusion... I am bloody usless at every thing lol...Oh well, never mind eh

[Chef]

....I am bloody usless at every thing lol...Oh well, never mind eh

Mum's are never useless, I wish mine were still here, she was the one rock in life I could always rely on no matter what.

Now politicians.... They are utterly useless at everything, swaning around breathing air that useful people could be breathing.

C

[Bladerunner]

Weather foracast isn't good for next week so if you haven't planted the beans yet I would hang off another couple of weeks.

Be lucky

[Chef]

Haha bloody typical, planted a few of each type today but in pots in the GH so should be ok, take em a few weeks to get big enough to go into the ground so should be free of risk then. Have also put a corrugated sheet of plastic in an arch over a piece of ground to form a cloche and laid plack placcy sacks down to warm the soil a bit in anticipation.

K