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13-05-2008, 10:52 PM
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Cabbage growing wild
"Mogga" wrote Ahh yeah prob - will check the bag in the morning. I did toy earlier in the year with buying a huge sack of it and covering the field at the back in it, and just seeing what grew./ Probably only ever so slightly naughty though.  Just go to a Fishing Tackle shop and buy some Hemp seed (if it's still available), used to use it boiled for catching Roach etc. -- Regards Bob Hobden |
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14-05-2008, 10:05 AM
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Cabbage growing wild
"Bob Hobden" wrote in message ... "Mogga" wrote Ahh yeah prob - will check the bag in the morning. I did toy earlier in the year with buying a huge sack of it and covering the field at the back in it, and just seeing what grew./ Probably only ever so slightly naughty though. Just go to a Fishing Tackle shop and buy some Hemp seed (if it's still available), used to use it boiled for catching Roach etc. You can buy henp seed at a supermarket - well, Waitrose anyway. No good for roach though. Doesn't even taste wonderful. Mary |
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