Don't eat all the strawberries at once.This weekend, we harvested 10 strawberries, a broccoli, two onions and a Kohlrabi from our garden. You can’t beat homegrown food!
As Remains of said, you will never get rid of it. The root system can go down 7 foot, even if you could dig that far down, if you miss one bit you have had it, plus again as he says, if your neighbour has it, you will get it. One of my allotments has it really bad, no one has ever got rid of it.
Don't eat all the strawberries at once.
Sounds like BM is part of the landed gentry! If yer have a shed or a greenhouse on an allotment dya pay community charge on 'em?
Ha ha, I have 2 allotments, both have a shed and yes I pay rent on the land but it is very reasonable. I keep waiting for the council to kick us off and sell the land for houses. It is great growing your own food and it has even got me to eat salads !!
‘tis but a small garden :)Don't eat all the strawberries at once.
I've always wanted to know just how many lettuces do put in the ground at one time and how many are picked and eaten, and how many go in food waste!
The serious answer, fuck me a serious answer in Off Top ! is seeds cost £2 a packet, you get hundreds, you sow a handful at a time and quite a few come up. As you thin them out you can take them and eat them, they are so much better than shop bought shit. I have 4 different varieties on the go and take them when I need them. Yes there is waste because some grow so well I (we) can't eat it whilst it is fresh. The left over leaves are simply put in the compost bin. Put some radish in, (the easiest thing to grow in the world) beetroot, dead easy, onions, tomatoes and some potato's and you have the basics.