Devon Family Living 'off Grid' and Facing Eviction!

Living grid?

I was thinking of making a living grid in one of my boxes this year. I don't keep the grids on after I plant but I thought I would try planting green onions and carrots as the grid line of my boxes to make a plant grid. I figure it will give a little

Feedback on those that did a living grid.....

I was wondering how everyone else is doing that tried it? I have to say I am not so sure about it. It is really crowding an already tight space in some of my beds and is causing some shading/light issues----especially with the carrots as a grid since

Grid Materials

When I built my boxes I used twine to mark the grids knowing full well that the twine would break - and it did. So as I replant for fall, I want another material. Something waterproof and simple and cheap and that I can use the nails I already have to ti

New Grid Material

I used a composite material last year for my grids . It was some type of plastic trim material I purchased in Lowes. When I removed plants this spring, the grids began breaking. I switched to a PVC Strip that is able to almost fold back on itself and

So, how to fasten the grid together?

I am ready to put my grid on my boxes and am wondering what everyone did to hold the grid together at the intersections. I was going with the nut and bolt idea, but my husband says that is not the cheapest or the easiest. Ideas?

Cornwall & South Devon Boxer Rescue

http://www.boxerrescue.org.uk/Home.html At Cornwall and South Devon Boxer rescue, we are dedicated to the welfare, rescue and homing of our Boxer friends who desperately need our help.

Devon County Show - 18th May 2012

Friday 18th May 2012 Roughs Mr Len Bradshaw (Tyfield) 6 Classes Entry 17 dogs making 21 entries PD, PGD, OD PB, PGB, OB Shetland Sheepdogs Mr Alan Archer (Squirelsdray) 14 Classes Entry 55 dogs making 56 entries PD, JD, ND, GD,

Angel Family Darlings

stud dog - zwergschnauzer B/S Angel Family Darling´s (Dangerous Dartagnan Hajan Polonia x I´m Kiss Rezlark) born 24.8.2008 BIS, 6x BOB, BOS, 12x CAC, 6x CACIB, 2x res. CACIB, ISPU cert. National Winner.... WDS 2009 Exc. 5, EDS 2010 Exc.

New addition to the family,

Hi guys. recieved my new Opistophthalmus glabrifrons mid last week from the spider shop. i've read many mixed things on the web about temperature and humidity. i've read mostly that a false bottom with sand/excavating clay as substarate is best. but no

Hello from a canadian living in the netherlands

Hello fellow reptile enthousiasts, I am Michael and I have been a member for some time now but never properly introduced myself so here just a brief introduction: I am 31 and have been living in the Netherlands for over 20 years now. I am

2 Parents+11 Kids+Grandkids+BFs/GFs/Wives/Husbands+Pets+Family=The Gangos!

2 parents+11 kids+boy/girlfriends/husbands/wives+GRANDKIDS?!?! Help Sarah and her husband control their out of control children and their kids! RULES: 1. OK, so Sarah is only 45 and her and her husband started having kids at 15, so no charries older

Richard's Pop Up Mods

I have lost heart for my camper. I haven't even aired it out since the last trip. Probably mold growing inside. Every day that I'm home and have time to work on it, there is either lots of wind or rain. I'm wondering if I'm just putting it off.

Are you seeing bees?

Saw this news item on Yahoo today. Bees in more trouble than ever after bad winter MERCED, Calif. – The mysterious 4-year-old crisis of disappearing honeybees is deepening. A quick federal survey indicates a heavy bee die-off this winter, while a new