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Jun 18, 2010

I mentioned in my profile that I have many varied experiences. I would be happy to guide or share these experiences. More can be seen on my blog: http://treesrockandwater.blogspot.com
I mention on my blog that due to an extremely cold winter in the UK it took a while for seed to germinate. In various places on the veg plot I had to resow. The crops in our at home have fared better due to the garden being quite protected.

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