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Thank you so much ♥️ for all the great suggestions under my post this morning! I can put together a great bed from them. Unfortunately, due to the size of the bed, I just have to sort out a few plants 😕. The shepherd's purse should even flower in January🤩, so it will definitely get a place in the garden. And then I'll have to see where I can get them all 🫣, but there's still time.
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Hi, we took over an allotment a year ago and we've done a lot (and learned even more). I've recently dared to tackle our compost garbage cans. We have two small plastic ones and one large metal one. We (unfortunately) didn't take care of them, we didn't know how and were busy with other things, but I have the feeling that the previous owners just used them as trash cans for years. I tried to ventilate everything but half of the garbage cans are so compact that I can't get through. You can hardly get anything out from underneath? Now to my questions: When is the best time to redo everything? What is the best way to proceed? Do you have any tips on how to get to my compost and how to look after it in the future? Thank you!
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I'm always amazed at the garden - how much it still produces in small daily harvests. And yet I haven't taken excessive care of it this year. (For example, I forgot the fennel tubers in the bed... As you can see 😉) I also popped the last raspberries and physalis into my mouth today. Always a pleasure! 😋 Have a great fall day! 👋
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