The greenhouse looks alot better and tidy now without the dreaded marestail Dave 👍, get that strimmer out now and tidy up the rest of the garden, the potatoes look very well didn't see any of the disease or blight, as for the mystery plant, I'm going for courgette??? 🤔 your grapevine just like ours is seeded grapes and no-one eats them 😆, but abit sad that our peach tree had to have a branch cut off because it had died. 😐, I'll admit I do miss having a gooseberry bush and gooseberry pie, hadn't had that for a long time.😋👍
@@DaveWuzHere beer traps are much more effective than slug pellets just buy a few cans of example Tesco own brand cheap larger cut of plastic bottles tops and the bottoms make a little hole and put the bottles in make sure the lids on and then put the beer in then leave it and check the next day
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The greenhouse looks alot better and tidy now without the dreaded marestail Dave 👍, get that strimmer out now and tidy up the rest of the garden, the potatoes look very well didn't see any of the disease or blight, as for the mystery plant, I'm going for courgette??? 🤔 your grapevine just like ours is seeded grapes and no-one eats them 😆, but abit sad that our peach tree had to have a branch cut off because it had died. 😐, I'll admit I do miss having a gooseberry bush and gooseberry pie, hadn't had that for a long time.😋👍
It's looking more like a courgette now alright! Must tell mum about gooseberry pie, she normally goes for jam
Beer traps are better for slug’s
Drunk slugs 😂
@@DaveWuzHere beer traps are much more effective than slug pellets just buy a few cans of example Tesco own brand cheap larger cut of plastic bottles tops and the bottoms make a little hole and put the bottles in make sure the lids on and then put the beer in then leave it and check the next day