Posts Tagged ‘tool’
Tuesday, July 21st, 2009
Have you heard of the movie “The bucket list”? It details the trip taken by two men who work their way through a list of things they wish to experience before they die. The “bucket list” in the title was a roster of things to do before the movies main character “kicks the bucket”.
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Tags: apple trees, bucket list, buckets, compost, drains, dry sand, flowers, forks, Fruit tree, fungal infections, garage, garden, Garden buckets, garden shed, gardener, gardening helpers, gooseberries, Hand trowels, handy tips, hanging basket, hedge clippers, hole, hose, irrigation, leaves, liquid feed, mildews, movie, Oil, oil change, oiled, oily rag, plantings, plants, potting stand, rim, roots, rust, rust-free, sand filled buckets, sand paper, scorching, shrub, soil, spades, splashes, strawberry, ten-litre bucket, The bucket list, tomato, tool, tool preserver, trickle irrigator, veg beds, water, watered, watering can, weed, winter, wire brush
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Monday, April 13th, 2009
Bring along the family to Ballygroman Farm Allotments in Co. Cork and see the advantages of having your own allotment.
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Tags: allotment, allotment plots, Ballincollig Bypass, Ballygroman Farm Allotments, Barbecue area, Bee Keeper, Bee Keeping, Begley's Forge, car parking, Co Cork, Communal, Cork City, country, Day trips, demonstrations, dwarf fruit tree, eat, educational demonstrations, environment, exercise, expert advice, experts, Farm manure, fenced, food, fresh air, Fruit tree, greenhouses, Grow, grown, Hen Hatchery, horse manure, Kilumney, Kilumney Inn, outings, picnic area, planting, plots, ploughed, Private, rotovated, scenic, Sheds, site, social, storage, Talks, tap, Toilets, tool, tools, trading table, vegetables, water
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Friday, April 10th, 2009
As a child, Easter meant one thing to me… Easter eggs.
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Tags: acidic soil, agricultural lime, air dry, ammendment, annuals, beans, blossom end rot, boil, boiled eggs, brassica, brassica-family, butterflies, cabbage, cabbage butterfly, cabbage-white butterflies, cabbages, calcium, calcium carbonate, caterpillars, cauliflowers, chicken eggs, child, compost, compost heap, crop, Crushed shells, cutworm, dehydrate, dust, Easter, Easter Bunny, Easter eggs, Easter Sunday, eggs, eggshells, garden, garden birds, gardening, gardens, leaf, liquid feed, long grass, membrane, minerals, morning, nitrogen, perennials, pH, plastic bag, raw eggs, rolling pin, salt, slug, snail, soil, tomatoes, tool, underbellies, United Kingdom, vegetables, warm water
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Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
Located on a farm just three miles from County Meath near Loughcrew Cairns and Forest, is the Grow Your Own allotments site.
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Tags: allotment, Allotments, beauty, canteen, car parking, Castlepollard, Cavan, Charges, Composting, County Meath, crop, cultivating, cutting, environment, farm, Forest, Fruit, greenhouse, Grow, harvesting, Karl Hennessy, locker, Loughcrew Cairns, Millbrook, Mullaghmeen, natural, Oldcastle, peaceful, plant, planting, plot, polytunnel, Private, recycling, rural, seed, Shed, site, soil, sowing, spraying, stables, storage, time, tool, Tubrid, unpolluted, waste, watering, weeding
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