Edible Gardening

forget the cheese - I want a Melothria scabra !!!pics anniesannuals.com

Not touching that comment:WINK1:......no way

I accepted a lift off a randomer last night! Albeit, it was for about 20 seconds (taxi driver who didn't know where he was going, so asked me to get in..)But I'm alive!!And we can't all have cool lives like you, Clueless :D

Patronising b****rs, they think we're stoopid.

I agree, I think you should too. But beware that's exactly what I thought at the start of the season when I grew then!I have always been persuaded that seeing them, year after year, in the seed packet display stands that there must be some repeat sales, year on year, otherwise it wouldn't be...

Ah, "mini-toms", sorry hadn't clocked that.

Amazing, he gets answers and gets all 'treetree' about it. There's no helping some folks....

A picture (or two) is worth a thousand words

Yes I do!

Amazon and the Book depository both have them at a round £14 although I've seen it before at about £12 so it does vary :o

Or have a go growing these..........

I'd make sure its all gone by spring. Unless you don't mind wasps. For now though, I'd leave it, as bird food.

Talking of Effluent. When I was 7 I spent a year living with an Aunt & Uncle near Windsor. Uncle Graham was a keen tomato grower & had a big tank of smelly feed next to the greenhouse. He told my Cousin & I that it was Sheep's Wee. The years went by & I played with the logistics of...

I can only manage that second part of the second sentence

Thank you Kristen lol

Don`t know Zig, but plenty of us Dai Young or Dai Owen.

Living in London Kristen I seem to have a narrower frost margin than most, I also employ Carol Kleins method of planting spuds, namely, dig a trench a spades depth, plant the tubers and backfill, hopefully by the time foliage appears, all risk of frost has gone, well, it's worked for me in the...

If you want to retro-stake it, and are worried about spear-ing its roots, use two stakes, decently outside the root-zone, and a figure-of-eight tying arrangement to keep it anchored between the two stakes.

thanks clueless i will pot em up tomorrow until they go in the ground dont really want to leave in the wraps to long