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| diggybob |
Organic stuff for allotment holdersHello all, I have just started a webshop to retail organic fertilisers and more at http://www.diggybob.co.uk . I also have a blog showing my efforts to tame a very overgrown allotment organically, you can find this at http://diggybob.blogspot.com , please feel free to follow, reply etc. any comments very welcome... |
| sean |
Welcome aboard. 
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| diggybob |
ThanksThanks Sean, if my experience with the overgrown allotment helps folk then I am happy. |
| Chez |
Welcome! 
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| Went |
Hello and welcome from Asturias...
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| Tavascarow |
Hello from Cornwall. |
| diggybob |
Thank youn one and all..Thanks to all the kind people offering me a welcome, much appreciated and I will visit your blogs and profiles with great interest |
| Chez |
Jump in and chat here, too - I am sure you have a lot to offer and people like to 'get to know' the people they buy from. |
| arvo |
Hi.
diggybob is a great name too. |
| diggybob |
'twas the allotment...The idea for the shop was born live on the allotment in January and I used the nickname that gave to me. It seems to make people smile.... |
| diggybob |
NiceI'm loving this forum. Everyone is so warm.... |
| Greenfoot |
Hola |
| Sally Too |
Just popped over to your blog diggybob and you seem to be making great progress.
Aerial before shot looks depressing - but the soil you have under the greenery looks fantastic. I'm well jealous. Here I garden on 4" of soil over shaley rock.... which I top up with horse manure galore! Looking forward to hearing more... oh and "Welcome!" 
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