Johnplotman's Journal

Hello John, I like those peas of yours. They look so healthy and plump. There's no beating your own peas or indeed any vegetable grown in the garden. It has been many years since I grew my own but all you good gardeners out there are most encouraging and I'm just a tiny bit envious of your success. Like you I'm wishing my life away and looking forward to next Spring and Summer even though I have had seventy six of them to date. Keep up the good work and let us know your favourite Pea variety.

Enjoy the card game, John.

Thanks, John, we'll be thinking of you on Sunday.

my grass is still way to wet to cut. good advise on the peas I hope to try them next year although I bet they wont make it to the table, but they will reach my belly. We used to eat my nan's off the fence.

Enjoy your dinner and card game if you are playing, what game do you play ?????

Thank you all.

Ciara we play sometimes 15 but mostly 25 games..From a group of 7 on the final game we played for a €15 turkey.I came out lucky by winning it.Maybe the turkey liked the organic food and came in the right direction.

Jack,you have a lot of knowledge about gardening.About 2 weeks back i had a chat with a man just over 90 years of age and loved to chat to me about organic growing.Lastly he mentioned as i moved off,my young man i am still learning even at my age.Today had a touch of Spring in the air.The peas i plan for the new year will be from Onward,Kelvedon Wonder,and The Sutton peas.I hope to use up some of each.Thanks.