Rotovating-will this cunning plan work?

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lacewing

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Re: Rotovating-will this cunning plan work?
« Reply #15 on: March 03, 2009, 07:52 »
Bombers! How rude! :ohmy:
Only the orange peel texture is accurate there - ladies of a certain age will know what I mean. ;) I only mention the J-Lo effect because I'm having to lower myself gently to sit down and I was hoping that there may be some benefit for all this pain. AND I did stretching.

Lacewing, could you please let me know what you think. Sorry to be dim but I'm not sure what you were trying to say.


Sorry, I was just being silly!  referring back to a previous thread where it was said that making plans was a waste of time as they never work out.
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Re: Rotovating-will this cunning plan work?
« Reply #16 on: March 03, 2009, 09:14 »
Sorry S.I.T.G I don't mean to offend, I was just testing the soil temperature..... ;) Honest!

(That's why I've gone a funny colour....I think I'll leave those carrots for another few weeks yet). :)
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Re: Rotovating-will this cunning plan work?
« Reply #17 on: March 03, 2009, 11:09 »
rotovate and get some spuds in, clean the
soil when you dig them up, werks for me!!

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Re: Rotovating-will this cunning plan work?
« Reply #18 on: March 03, 2009, 11:39 »
I would rotovate then fork through, just keep in mind that the horsetail will come back, it has a very deep root system that seems to survive anything, let me give you an example, when we moved into our new house one of the first jobs I did was to block pave the path, from the time the house was built (over 40years) the path has been concrete, then it had a layer of tarmac on top of that. Within two weeks horsetail had popped its ugly head between the block paving and after 1 month I pulled up some blocks to discover a network of roots. This weed has survived from prehistoric days. Keep digging it out and never let it get the better of you.
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Re: Rotovating-will this cunning plan work?
« Reply #19 on: March 03, 2009, 18:30 »
Aidy - yes, much as it's a pain in the rear (Bomber - NO!) you just have to admire something that tenacious! I will admit that I think it's a beautiful plant too. Not that I'd be encouraging it, you understand.  ;)

Those experienced allotmenteers will have a shock when I give Bomber's soil temperature testing method a try after the rotovating. They don't think I know much but they'll just have to think again-so there.

Lacewing - I get it now! Can only agree about 'plans'. :D
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