Born on May 10
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A little string, a spare hinge and an afternoon: you make a lot out of very little, and people keep asking how you did it.
Their vegetable patch began as a handful of cuttings in yoghurt pots and a bag of borrowed compost, and these days it keeps the whole street in tomatoes.
They need no one to get them started, and their drive is catching: by mid-morning the neighbours have wandered over to help with the weeding. The 10th makes them a finisher, so every row gets its label.
When a crop fails, they’re back the following weekend with a better plan and spare seedlings for anyone who wants to try. Visit in summer and you’ll leave with a bag of beans and a jar of something they’ve pickled.