My mother has a plum tree in the garden that hasn't grown any leaves or fruit in a while. Not sure how long but they have bought a new one to replace it so im assuming during the winter at some stage. Is there anything I should look out for or do before I cut it down.
My plan is to cut it up into small chunks and store in the shed for a year before I use it. Is there anything to look out for to avoid poisoning myself.
My wife asked what I want for my birthday, I originally said a walrus julianna but im interested to hear any other chorus recommendations.
I have an evh 5150 chorus but I find the lack of rate knob limiting. I have watched some reviews on the julianna that has me interested in getting one but I'd like to check other options before committing.
Not sure what im putting on the right side so I'm just going to use my small fold out table until I decide.
Might put some shelves up next week for bits like my gloves and spices so I can keep the table free.
I've been buying weber apple wood bags which are about 1.5kg. I found these online from surefire wood 30kg for the same price as 3 4.5kg from weber.
Can anyone see any reason not to switch to this wood instead?
I'm looking into freeing up space in the shed, im currently building a bbq shelter so my 2 bbqs will be staying under that for the foreseeable. I am considering making some form of storage box to hold my bags of charcoal, wood chunks, chimney starter, grates etc.
I dont want my stuff to rust so has anyone got any suggestions for making a box waterproof? Im assuming its going to be just as good in a wooden box outside as it is in the shed.
I plan to finish the wood work today and the roof next week at some stage. The finished structure will be 6 inches or so from the wall with floplast mini gutter on the back, currently waiting for guttering and a joining strip for my roof to get delivered.