Posted by Dave Hill on August 10, 2011, 4:38 am
Google have at last let me back in to the group, having decided to
block me as a birthday present since the 2nd of August.
Thanks Google
I don't know how long I will be kept here this time.
Yesterday I at last managed to get the last of the dahlias lined out,
these are this years seedlings growing in 3 inch pots.
They have been sunk through the ground cover pabric in their pots.
This is the latest I've ever beeen geting the dahlias out, I should
have been finished by the end of June, but rain every few days that
stoped me planting or making up beds has been to blame.
I finished up using duck boards to plant the last bed.
I got it rotovated on Sunday and got the sides opened up to bury the
sheet, started to put the sheet down, 70ft by 4 ft, I was around half
way through geting the sides filled in and firmed down when the
heavens opened, I had to finish as there was only about 10 mins work,
By the time I finished I had mud 4 or 5 inches thick on my boots and I
was treading in soup, but at least the last sheet was down.
David Hill
Posted by Martin on August 10, 2011, 4:52 am
On Wed, 10 Aug 2011 01:38:30 -0700 (PDT), Dave Hill
>Google have at last let me back in to the group, having decided to
>block me as a birthday present since the 2nd of August.
>Thanks Google
Nice to have you back.
Most posters here don't rely on google groups. There is a good reason.
You could join them :-)
NO not by subscribing to Garden banter!
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Martin
Posted by Kay on August 10, 2011, 9:29 am
On 10/08/2011 09:52, in article sjh4479a3copm4s5s96vgr3ce288bnoht8@4ax.com,
>
> NO not by subscribing to Garden banter!
That's been off the air, urgwise, since end July, but now seems to be back
in its full glory. Do you think it gets its post via Google? Seems a bit of
a coincidence.
Posted by Sacha on August 10, 2011, 5:26 am
> Google have at last let me back in to the group, having decided to
> block me as a birthday present since the 2nd of August.
> Thanks Google
> I don't know how long I will be kept here this time.
> Yesterday I at last managed to get the last of the dahlias lined out,
> these are this years seedlings growing in 3 inch pots.
> They have been sunk through the ground cover pabric in their pots.
> This is the latest I've ever beeen geting the dahlias out, I should
> have been finished by the end of June, but rain every few days that
> stoped me planting or making up beds has been to blame.
> I finished up using duck boards to plant the last bed.
> I got it rotovated on Sunday and got the sides opened up to bury the
> sheet, started to put the sheet down, 70ft by 4 ft, I was around half
> way through geting the sides filled in and firmed down when the
> heavens opened, I had to finish as there was only about 10 mins work,
> By the time I finished I had mud 4 or 5 inches thick on my boots and I
> was treading in soup, but at least the last sheet was down.
> David Hill
Just reading all that made me feel tired. Google seems to be giving a
lot of people a hard time, one way and another. Perhaps you'd like to
look at the newsreaders available to save yourself the hassle. I use
http://news.individual.net/
which costs something like 10 euros a year and is really excellent.
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
Posted by Martin on August 10, 2011, 6:09 am
>> Google have at last let me back in to the group, having decided to
>> block me as a birthday present since the 2nd of August.
>> Thanks Google
>> I don't know how long I will be kept here this time.
>> Yesterday I at last managed to get the last of the dahlias lined out,
>> these are this years seedlings growing in 3 inch pots.
>> They have been sunk through the ground cover pabric in their pots.
>> This is the latest I've ever beeen geting the dahlias out, I should
>> have been finished by the end of June, but rain every few days that
>> stoped me planting or making up beds has been to blame.
>> I finished up using duck boards to plant the last bed.
>> I got it rotovated on Sunday and got the sides opened up to bury the
>> sheet, started to put the sheet down, 70ft by 4 ft, I was around half
>> way through geting the sides filled in and firmed down when the
>> heavens opened, I had to finish as there was only about 10 mins work,
>> By the time I finished I had mud 4 or 5 inches thick on my boots and I
>> was treading in soup, but at least the last sheet was down.
>> David Hill
>Just reading all that made me feel tired. Google seems to be giving a
>lot of people a hard time, one way and another. Perhaps you'd like to
>look at the newsreaders available to save yourself the hassle. I use
> http://news.individual.net/
>which costs something like 10 euros a year and is really excellent.
or for the less affluent there is news.eternal-september.org which is
free.
--
Martin
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>block me as a birthday present since the 2nd of August.
>Thanks Google