we left the goosegogs for just another day to sweeten up in the sunshine and
lost
half the crop overnight to birds then we did the same with the redcurrants
with
the same result time to invest in some fruit cages perhaps

On 11/07/2014 13:14, Tomin Dotsson wrote:
we left the goosegogs for just another day to sweeten up in the sunshine and
lost
half the crop overnight to birds then we did the same with the redcurrants
with
the same result time to invest in some fruit cages perhaps


Or pick a day earlier and let them finish ripening indoors

In article ,
David Hill wrote:
On 11/07/2014 13:14, Tomin Dotsson wrote:
we left the goosegogs for just another day to sweeten up in the sunshine and
lost
half the crop overnight to birds then we did the same with the redcurrants
with
the same result time to invest in some fruit cages perhaps

Or pick a day earlier and let them finish ripening indoors

Statistical error: inadmissable stopping rule.

There is a rule for timing toast,
You never have to guess;
Just wait until it starts to smoke,
Then twenty seconds less.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

On Fri, 11 Jul 2014 13:14:43 +0100, Tomin Dotsson wrote:

time to invest in some fruit cages perhaps

Have a look at Two Wests and Elliot - they seem to be a good design and
not outrageously expensive. No connection other than as customer.

"Derek Turner" wrote in message
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On Fri, 11 Jul 2014 13:14:43 +0100, Tomin Dotsson wrote:

time to invest in some fruit cages perhaps

Have a look at Two Wests and Elliot - they seem to be a good design and
not outrageously expensive. ...........

Unless you live in the north of Scotland!

Ardmhor

"Tomin Dotsson" wrote in message
...
we left the goosegogs for just another day to sweeten up in the sunshine
and lost
half the crop overnight to birds then we did the same with the redcurrants
with
the same result time to invest in some fruit cages perhaps


depends whether it costs more to have fruit cages or buy fruit in the
supermarket