Bren
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Stocks are going down rapidly, only lettuce, kale and cabbage left.
Frozen department's looking good with JA's, runners, french beans, apples, blackberries and raspberries.
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MartinH
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My shop has been having a closing down sale. The shelves are bare now except for a couple of neglected leeks and a sorry looking spring cabbage 
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PSB now in stock and will hopefully have a few cauliflowers in next week
I am only the Boss because Veggie lets me be!
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Vinny
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Carrots, parsnips and leeks are still OK along with curly kale and stored onions of course. 
"The problem with retirement is that you never get a day off"- Abe Lemons
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(05-03-2021, 10:11 AM)Vinny Wrote: Carrots, parsnips and leeks are still OK along with curly kale and stored onions of course.
You reminded me that my little shop does still have red kuri squash in stock, and I should probably pick some up before it reaches its BBE date!
How much veg and wildlife can I pack into a 6m x 8m garden in suburban Cambridge? Let’s find out!
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Vinny
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(05-03-2021, 11:26 AM)Eyren Wrote: (05-03-2021, 10:11 AM)Vinny Wrote: Carrots, parsnips and leeks are still OK along with curly kale and stored onions of course.
You reminded me that my little shop does still have red kuri squash in stock, and I should probably pick some up before it reaches its BBE date! You reminded me I still have a marrow and a butternut squash in stock.
"The problem with retirement is that you never get a day off"- Abe Lemons
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My little shop is currently over flowing with rhubarb. Shop keeper is hoping for a small delivery of asparagus and salad leaves in the next week. I also spotted a sign in the window to pre order chive flowers as they are in very high demand by Mr W. Wine of vinegar & a Ms S. Salad of always.
Builder that would like to go play in the garden.
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My shop is selling some lovely 2 yr old compost at the moment, it's in great demand. There's not much in the way of edibles except that ghastly rhubarb stuff and some lovely chard. The shopkeeper blames Brexit, Covid and/or the Suez canal blockage but I know he's just lazy and doesn't bother getting the orders in during the winter. I've had stern words with him that his performance will have to improve if he wants to keep his customer/s
Gardening is an excuse not to do housework
Greetings from Salisbury
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My little shop is waiting for new stock, not much on the shelves, only chives, chard, kale, and a fair bit of lettuce and land cress.
Hopefully the first of the rhubarb will be available later in the week.
Plenty of frozen fruit and veg still available.
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My Little Shop has opened a Lunchtime Salad Bar - bring your own bowl and fill it with whatever takes your fancy. Shopkeeper says he got the idea from some wandering Nomads he met in the desert. I'm, a bit worried as he asked me whether camel's milk yoghurt would be a good seller!!
Plenty of fresh leeks and onions in stock and the usual kale.
Shopkeeper thinks there may be good supplies of fresh fruit this year - apparently its a good year for blossom. Hope so.
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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