Veg patch, the first chapter (and some DIY for Bampy)

I love your blogget and your goats are bery beautiful. I hope they don't escape. Everything here is made out of pallets (although we did have to buy some wood for a pergola as pallets aren't long enough lol) so I appreciate all your DIY especially the gate which does look like a gate. Everything looks great, you should be getting some good crops. I look forward to more photos.

Brilliant Stevie.....Hard work rewarded with good fresh food.........and well done on the recycling too....and I just love your guard dog goats ha ha Brilliant blog...........

WOHA !! pallet paradise & veg patch heaven S the T!! Seriously ol bean, you've put some time & effort into your projects, sterling stuff I might add!!
Your bamboo cane & net anti chicken construction match's my raspberry net protection efforts & who doesnt like pygmy goat's for neighbours? been hankering for a brace of these little imps for years.
Re-cycled spuds work a treat, potted up a tub of well sprouted leftover's & they are looking fine.
The garlic protection project made me laugh, I recognise the re-cycled de-assembled green plant shelves, well worth it, garlic is always No 1 for growing every year here.
And now to your composter's & raised veg bed. Hat's off to ya !!
Not the jealouse type me, but talk about P -allet envy !!!!!! Even your blogget is bigger than mine ( he snigger's )
Look out for my counter attack blogget, (this could get ugly ) Gotta larf eh !!

Thank MM n Milky,
not sure the goats guard anything though lol

Bampy,
I knew you'd be impressed lol, i'm expected nothing less than a new bungalow made out of pallets, or a fully working car!!
Yes the garlic fort knox bits n pieces are from a poly shed I had (£30) which was ok for a couple of years then gradually became more bamboo n string. The chickens do like to come in an scratch the earth for worms and if its not protected they just scratch over anything. You might think the patch is a bit scruffy but they like pecking at grass n dock leaves so I leave lots.

The pygmy goats are nice but the fencing needs to be good all the way round else to be sure they will try to eat anything on the other side. The gate were left open recently and in no time at all they mullered a couple of new apple trees.
However the goats belong to my neighbour and she is actually thinking of finding a new home for two of them. The leader of the pack is a bit of a handful. I know she has a place in mind but if your are interested I can ask!

looking forward the the pallet comeback blogget+

It's an emphatic 'no' to the goat offer, been married 36 years & I want to make it to 37 LOL !!!
I also declare this 'National Pallet Week' not enough use is made of this excellent free resource. Photo's to follow.

Hi goaties ! :)

It must be very satisfying to have an alotment.

well Hywel, with animals about its really a matter of just getting to the stage where you can actually reap what you sew!! Its would be great to be able to plant everything you like but here it would take too much effort to constantly protect everything. I would love to have a proper allotment but this will do for now.

That's good then :)