tag:blodeuwedd.blog.co.uk,2009-11-11:/MokoFeed2009-11-11T09:54:35+01:00tag:blodeuwedd.blog.co.uk,2008-03-03:/2008/03/02/irony-3808286/#c6207143Znethru2008-03-03T01:34:27+01:002008-03-03T01:34:27+01:00Sounds like a timewaster to me. Typical Brucie audience-fodder. Nice to see you; to see you, nice!tag:blodeuwedd.blog.co.uk,2007-06-12:/2007/03/04/my_first_veg_crop~1843744/#c3776425thehomelyyear2007-06-12T19:28:07+02:002007-06-12T19:28:07+02:00Hi, it's great to see that you're into growing food for yourself. We're both keen on seasonal produce and growing some for ourselves, even if it's only a few herbs in pots or some salad leaves. We're keen to slow down a little, enjoy the seasons and smell the roses while they're here. Anything handmade or home grown must be good, whether it's a loaf of bread, a new cushion or a some tomatoes from the greenhouse. Your very welcome to visit us at www.thehomelyyear.co.uktag:blodeuwedd.blog.co.uk,2007-06-12:/2007/06/12/look_at_my_carrots~2440722/#c37759732007-06-12T18:42:19+02:002007-06-12T18:42:19+02:00they look as if there suffering from a mineral deficiency too...another problem of growing in pots....but well done for a first attempt (try a John Innes type compost rather than a peat based one and grow an "early" variety)tag:blodeuwedd.blog.co.uk,2007-05-29:/2007/05/29/i_hate_june_sarpong~2357799/#c3657097Chyna_Doll2007-05-29T22:39:59+02:002007-05-29T22:39:59+02:00:)) I am with you there.<br> <br> I just remembered her 'cackle'. Oh dear!tag:blodeuwedd.blog.co.uk,2007-03-09:/2007/03/04/my_first_veg_crop~1843744/#c2983843yadayada2007-03-09T00:10:27+01:002007-03-09T00:10:27+01:00Blodeuwedd - it means woman of flowers. It comes from a series of Welsh epic stories called the Mabingion.tag:blodeuwedd.blog.co.uk,2007-03-04:/2007/03/04/my_first_veg_crop~1843744/#c2944133suzeemoon2007-03-04T12:31:01+01:002007-03-04T12:31:01+01:00Good luck with the seedlings! <br> What does your blog title mean? I assume it's something to do with flowers but I can't find a translation.