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The good news, my onions did great this year, and the other good news is after waiting 3 months for the barbers to reopen I have got a booking for a hair cut on Friday "HURRAY"

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By Johnjoe


The good news, my onions did great this year, and the other good news is after waiting 3 months for the barbers to reopen I have got a booking for a hair cut on Friday "HURRAY"

Planted white onion sets in March. Harvest in July 2020



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Congratulations on the hair cut...and the onions.

7 Jul, 2020

 

Goodness, I know how you feel, but I've got to wait 'till the beginning of August!
BTW: fab veg!

7 Jul, 2020

 

Thank you Bathgate, The long hair brought back good memories of 1960s & 70s. I will probable feel sorry when I get it cut on Friday.

7 Jul, 2020

 

Thanks Anget, I was surprised with the size of them.

7 Jul, 2020

 

Hi Lotti. It is not to hard to keep tidy. We have maintenance one day every month, like most societies it is always just a few turn up. I forget what the onions are called. I got them from an shelf in the garden shed. It is called help yourself and what means is anyone has any plants over or seeds they leave them on the shelf for garden members to use. I got the onion sets from that shelf last February I can not think of the name of them but I do remember it said winter onions. I put them in my shed and forgot about them, as the garden got closed over Covid-19 and did not reopen till June. When I was getting my garden tools out when the garden reopened in june I found the onions sets as I had forgot about them. I did not think they were any good. they looked all soft, so I though they had might have gone off. As all the garden suppliers were shut over Covid-19 I gave them a try and to my surprise they turned out to be the best onions I ever grew.

8 Jul, 2020

 

Thanks Sheila, I said on the comment to Lotti, it was June when the garden reopened I don't know why I said June it was April when I planted them,

All are well here, my eldest son had the virus in march. He self isolated for 20 days and got through it TG. I hope all your family are keeping well, I don't know where the country is going to get the money from when the Covid-19 is over.

I do keep a eye on your photos of your garden and it is just what I would expect from you brilliant with colour and style.
It is good to see June (Borngain) back on Goy, she is back up to her galavanting. If June reads this I will get a mouth full Lol.

9 Jul, 2020

 

Hello me old shipmate, as if I'd give you a mouthful lol:-) I rather like your rugged look. My daughter has an allotment now which has kept her on her toes during lockdown. Bet she doesn't grow onions like your whoppers:-)

9 Jul, 2020

 

Good to hear from you June. Just came back from the barbers, the rugged look is gone, the smoothie look is back Lol. Thanks for the compliment of my whopper onions.

10 Jul, 2020

 

Have you kept the beard? Perfect if we ever set sail again:-)

11 Jul, 2020

 

I have kept the beard the hair nicely trimmed When I put the captains cap on I look the bees knees for our next sailing trip.

12 Jul, 2020

 

Goodo, but better wait until given the all clear, if we set off in in masks, we may be mistaken for criminals instead of the very young people in search of adventure that we are:-))

12 Jul, 2020

 

Hi,Johnjoe,.hope you are well,and I presume you have had another haircut since July,and a beard trim ! lol .What a great crop of onions you had this year, nice to see you:o) sending you a PM x

4 Sep, 2020

 

Absolutely fab crop of onions you had back then!
Wishing you well and hope you have a good year ahead with your plants and veg!!

23 Dec, 2020



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