For a princely sum of 40p I rescued these common hops from the bin! Outside tesco on the last chance shelf. They might be past it but you never know. Will plant them in our new house, since it's got a huge veg plot. They need a good soak and a some feedingn but I may get a bit of beer next year from them.
Winter is coming
What hops are they Blood.
Grow them up a fence or up the side of your house. They will grow to roof height once established and you might get a few ounces dried.
Today I bought 3 water resistant pouches from poundland 1 =A4, 1 =A5, 1 =A6, in the set clear one side and silver/ white the other with a eyelet so you can attach a lanyard, they seem quite good.
My tarp got wrecked so got me a cheapo one from ebay for a fiver.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FESTIVAL-V...3D251555159822
The common hops mate. There's a low fence I was going to train it along, or up, along and Over the covered workshop area I'm going to make. The missus has gone and given me her support and blessing to get carving and fettling since a lot of her customers follow my fbk page and have asked for alsorts if stuffOriginally Posted by Chubbs
Last edited by Blood; 19-06-2014 at 08:40 PM.
Winter is coming
"Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes; after that, who cares?! He's a mile away and you've got his shoes!"
Did I read the description right on this? "8feet 9inches inc the bell end"
...lmao
"Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes; after that, who cares?! He's a mile away and you've got his shoes!"
Well, you wouldn't want to forget the bell end in any important calculation, would you?
The bell beong the back of a traditional bell type ridge tent behind the pole or a ferame like the vango in the listing for example....useful for storing kit rather than impinging on the sleeping space
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