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"Zinc Potterman" . (delete 123's to reply) wrote
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I just acquired an allotment and there are lots of old tyres dotted about.
I was hoping to stay pretty organic.
Do I need to get the tyres off quick?
Are they a source of pollution/toxins as they break down?
Thanks
Zinc

Don't set fire to them. Then they should stay organic for a few more years.

Use them for growing spuds.

Dave


and another bouus is that if they came off a Ferrari
whatever you plant in them they will really grow fast

"Ron Palmer" wrote in message
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someone here wrote:
"Zinc Potterman" . (delete 123's to reply)
wrote
in message ...
I just acquired an allotment and there are lots of old tyres dotted
about.
I was hoping to stay pretty organic.
Do I need to get the tyres off quick?
Are they a source of pollution/toxins as they break down?
Thanks
Zinc

Don't set fire to them. Then they should stay organic for a few more
years.

Use them for growing spuds.

Dave


and another bouus is that if they came off a Ferrari
whatever you plant in them they will really grow fast

I guess Reliant Robin tyres are no use. Slow growing and wobbly veg

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from "Rupert" contains these words:

Use them for growing spuds.

Dave


and another bouus is that if they came off a Ferrari
whatever you plant in them they will really grow fast

I guess Reliant Robin tyres are no use. Slow growing and wobbly veg


I dunno - wasn't it a Reliant Robin which lost a dibble Range Roller
across fields?

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from "Rupert" contains these words:

Use them for growing spuds.

Dave


and another bouus is that if they came off a Ferrari
whatever you plant in them they will really grow fast

I guess Reliant Robin tyres are no use. Slow growing and wobbly veg


I dunno - wasn't it a Reliant Robin which lost a dibble Range Roller
across fields?

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Something similar ;-)
A FUGITIVE at the wheel of a green Reliant Robin held six police cars and
two helicopters at bay in a high-speed chase all the way from Salisbury to
Blandford
http://archive.swindonadvertiser.co....27/200398.html

4 tyres are better than 3 for spud production.

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 21:30:56 -0000, "Rupert"
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"Ron Palmer" wrote in message
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someone here wrote:
"Zinc Potterman" . (delete 123's to reply)
wrote
in message ...
I just acquired an allotment and there are lots of old tyres dotted
about.
I was hoping to stay pretty organic.
Do I need to get the tyres off quick?
Are they a source of pollution/toxins as they break down?
Thanks
Zinc

Don't set fire to them. Then they should stay organic for a few more
years.

Use them for growing spuds.

Dave


and another bouus is that if they came off a Ferrari
whatever you plant in them they will really grow fast

I guess Reliant Robin tyres are no use. Slow growing and wobbly veg

Oi I had Relly Regal and it went like stink

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Oi I had Relly Regal and it went like stink

I know, I followed it once...

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