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9th August 2013 at 11:38 am
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charles
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Yes Ashleigh its a new dance you can do! In dry weather I am often firming beds if the compost/manure looks loose and my feet are good for breaking up lumps. For example three days ago I spread some compost and then one or two days later, when the surface had dried and it was not squishy, I walked it to a nice tilth.
Spring onions are just onions which make nice spring leaves so you can harvest them at any stage. White bulb onions keep less well than yellow ones, I like them in summer salads.
