On beans, blue generally means I'm on higher, better ground. Red means low, poorer soil because it's higher in alkali and salts.

If more than half the color chart shows up in red, the whole width of the planter switches to a different variety. If more than half is blue, it switches to the other seed variety in the Gandy box.

It's a whole new way of looking at ground. But whatever I do, it has to pay for itself.

I grew up with low self-esteem. I didn't think I was very pretty. I had glasses, red hair and was generally quite a spod.

Nutritionally it's very complete. The unprocessed beans and wholegrains have much higher levels of nutrients than if they are packaged and processed,

I was red, white and blue before it was cool.