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Fruit Trees at Tesco Extra
Sounds good, I've shopped from tesco collection of gardening once, and guess I was satisfied.
Sounds good, I've shopped from tesco collection of gardening once, and guess I was satisfied.
Sounds good, I've shopped from tesco collection of gardening once, and guess I was satisfied.
Sounds good, I've shopped from tesco collection of gardening once, and guess I was satisfied.
Liz W
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Mar 7, 2011
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Ebony7
Mar 9, 2011
how many chits to leave on seed potatoes
There is a video on the JBA site about taking out the extra eyes with a knife - otherwise, Iain reckons, they just grow back again. I wonder whether you are actually just getting 2 stems, or...
There is a video on the JBA site about taking out the extra eyes with a knife - otherwise, Iain reckons, they just grow back again. I wonder whether you are actually just getting 2 stems, or actually some more re-grow from the seed tuber? Stealing energy from the seed tuber, but possibly?? more...
There is a video on the JBA site about taking out the extra eyes with a knife - otherwise, Iain reckons, they just grow back again. I wonder whether you are actually just getting 2 stems, or actually some more re-grow from the seed tuber?...
There is a video on the JBA site about taking out the extra eyes with a knife - otherwise, Iain reckons, they just grow back again. I wonder whether you are actually just getting 2 stems, or...
paul777
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Mar 8, 2011
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Kristen
Mar 9, 2011
Potatoes
The 22" would be fine for First Earlies, but I would stick to 12" between them.If you are talking Main Crop then I think both are too close.Put the rest of the seed tubers in containers?...
The 22" would be fine for First Earlies, but I would stick to 12" between them.If you are talking Main Crop then I think both are too close.Put the rest of the seed tubers in containers? (and plant them NOW for an earlier crop
)
The 22" would be fine for First Earlies, but I would stick to 12" between them.If you are talking Main Crop then I think both are too close.Put the rest of the seed tubers in containers? (and plant them NOW for an earlier crop
)
The 22" would be fine for First Earlies, but I would stick to 12" between them.If you are talking Main Crop then I think both are too close.Put the rest of the seed tubers in containers?...
golfer
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Mar 7, 2011
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428
Kristen
Mar 7, 2011
propergating tomatoes from seed?????
I worked for a couple of seed companies straight out of University and know for sure that plants grown on from F1 seed will not come 'true'. For us gardeners who consider taste more important than...
I worked for a couple of seed companies straight out of University and know for sure that plants grown on from F1 seed will not come 'true'. For us gardeners who consider taste more important than yield it's not such an issue, a commercial grower would not take such a chance.I left the...
I worked for a couple of seed companies straight out of University and know for sure that plants grown on from F1 seed will not come 'true'. For us gardeners who consider taste more important than yield it's not such an issue, a commercial grower...
I worked for a couple of seed companies straight out of University and know for sure that plants grown on from F1 seed will not come 'true'. For us gardeners who consider taste more important than...
oakdaledave
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Mar 4, 2011
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JWK
Mar 6, 2011
spring onions
Hello Joker. I see your pics there but the detail is not very clear. The onions don't look very good but I can't see a specific problem. What I can see is that they are growing in a seed tray -...
Hello Joker. I see your pics there but the detail is not very clear. The onions don't look very good but I can't see a specific problem. What I can see is that they are growing in a seed tray - quite shallow for them - and they would need to be transplanted at some point - a lot of work that...
Hello Joker. I see your pics there but the detail is not very clear. The onions don't look very good but I can't see a specific problem. What I can see is that they are growing in a seed tray - quite shallow for them - and they would need to be...
Hello Joker. I see your pics there but the detail is not very clear. The onions don't look very good but I can't see a specific problem. What I can see is that they are growing in a seed tray -...
joker
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Mar 5, 2011
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Alice
Mar 6, 2011
Second use grow bags for potatoes
Aww, shucks, now I'm embarrassed!
Aww, shucks, now I'm embarrassed!
Aww, shucks, now I'm embarrassed!
Aww, shucks, now I'm embarrassed!
David G
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Mar 5, 2011
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737
ARMANDII
Mar 5, 2011
Dwarf / French Beans Question
HiyaI always do a couple of pots of Dwarf Bean safari - they are just like the Kenyan fine beans you get in the supermarket. Just top & tail them. They are soooooooo easy to grow & I always...
HiyaI always do a couple of pots of Dwarf Bean safari - they are just like the Kenyan fine beans you get in the supermarket. Just top & tail them. They are soooooooo easy to grow & I always start them off in the greenhouse so they are always my earliest beans. Never have any left to freeze...
HiyaI always do a couple of pots of Dwarf Bean safari - they are just like the Kenyan fine beans you get in the supermarket. Just top & tail them. They are soooooooo easy to grow & I always start them off in the greenhouse so they are always...
HiyaI always do a couple of pots of Dwarf Bean safari - they are just like the Kenyan fine beans you get in the supermarket. Just top & tail them. They are soooooooo easy to grow & I always...
Jungle Jane
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Feb 11, 2011
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Honey Bee
Mar 3, 2011
New Veg Plot
I'm sooo excited!!!!! (and I think I need to get out more!!!!!) Having ditched the enormous trampoline the little darlings had (they are now both oik-y teenagers) I have spent today preparing the...
I'm sooo excited!!!!! (and I think I need to get out more!!!!!) Having ditched the enormous trampoline the little darlings had (they are now both oik-y teenagers) I have spent today preparing the area for a veg plot. T'other 'arf will be putting making the raised eges on Saturday for me, and...
I'm sooo excited!!!!! (and I think I need to get out more!!!!!) Having ditched the enormous trampoline the little darlings had (they are now both oik-y teenagers) I have spent today preparing the area for a veg plot. T'other 'arf will be putting...
I'm sooo excited!!!!! (and I think I need to get out more!!!!!) Having ditched the enormous trampoline the little darlings had (they are now both oik-y teenagers) I have spent today preparing the...
Honey Bee
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Mar 2, 2011
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Honey Bee
Mar 2, 2011
Potato ponderings
I "earthed up" with wood chippings from a joinery workshop last year. No weeding and it insulated the spuds from the extreme cold. Dug them after the snow had gone & they were fine.
I "earthed up" with wood chippings from a joinery workshop last year. No weeding and it insulated the spuds from the extreme cold. Dug them after the snow had gone & they were fine.
I "earthed up" with wood chippings from a joinery workshop last year. No weeding and it insulated the spuds from the extreme cold. Dug them after the snow had gone & they were fine.
I "earthed up" with wood chippings from a joinery workshop last year. No weeding and it insulated the spuds from the extreme cold. Dug them after the snow had gone & they were fine.
Victoria Plum
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Mar 2, 2011
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Phil A
Mar 2, 2011
Can I plant these potatoes
Thanks for all the advice - much appreciated .... I have found some second earlies vivaldi at plantsbypost.com for £1.99 for 12 .... for March delivery ...But I am going to have a go myself...
Thanks for all the advice - much appreciated .... I have found some second earlies vivaldi at plantsbypost.com for £1.99 for 12 .... for March delivery ...But I am going to have a go myself as well then I can compare them .... I forget which ones I grew last year as it was my first effort...
Thanks for all the advice - much appreciated .... I have found some second earlies vivaldi at plantsbypost.com for £1.99 for 12 .... for March delivery ...But I am going to have a go myself as well then I can compare them .... I forget...
Thanks for all the advice - much appreciated .... I have found some second earlies vivaldi at plantsbypost.com for £1.99 for 12 .... for March delivery ...But I am going to have a go myself...
ismeval
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Feb 28, 2011
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ismeval
Feb 28, 2011
Fruit Cordons
We've got half a dozen old Apple trees and most of their production goes to waste (we could no doubt be more organised to harvest and store them, but picking from trees is harder than from...
We've got half a dozen old Apple trees and most of their production goes to waste (we could no doubt be more organised to harvest and store them, but picking from trees is harder than from Espaliers or the like).I fancy growing some Family trees - with several varieties grafted on, so that...
We've got half a dozen old Apple trees and most of their production goes to waste (we could no doubt be more organised to harvest and store them, but picking from trees is harder than from Espaliers or the like).I fancy growing some Family...
We've got half a dozen old Apple trees and most of their production goes to waste (we could no doubt be more organised to harvest and store them, but picking from trees is harder than from...
Dan E
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Feb 27, 2011
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Kristen
Feb 28, 2011
Mice nibbling my potatoes
The potatoes should grow fine David , a few nibbles won't matter. Some people cut their seed potatoes into bits before planting (don't recommend it). That's good taste your mice have
They sure...
The potatoes should grow fine David , a few nibbles won't matter. Some people cut their seed potatoes into bits before planting (don't recommend it). That's good taste your mice have
They sure picked the best ones.
And those potatoes you put on the compost heap will most likely grow :DOH:
The potatoes should grow fine David , a few nibbles won't matter. Some people cut their seed potatoes into bits before planting (don't recommend it). That's good taste your mice have
They sure picked the best ones.
And those potatoes you put...
The potatoes should grow fine David , a few nibbles won't matter. Some people cut their seed potatoes into bits before planting (don't recommend it). That's good taste your mice have
They sure...
David G
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Feb 27, 2011
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Alice
Feb 27, 2011
Edible items for a shadey patch of garden
That was a very good article on Nasturtiums Dave
I would like to add that the name comes from ancient Icelandic and means Nose twisting:WINK1:
That was a very good article on Nasturtiums Dave
I would like to add that the name comes from ancient Icelandic and means Nose twisting:WINK1:
That was a very good article on Nasturtiums Dave
I would like to add that the name comes from ancient Icelandic and means Nose twisting:WINK1:
That was a very good article on Nasturtiums Dave
I would like to add that the name comes from ancient Icelandic and means Nose twisting:WINK1:
Liz W
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Feb 23, 2011
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499
Phil A
Feb 25, 2011
Veg and doggy do do!
I have a feeling that our Jack Russell thinks he isby producing those lovely mounds on the turf. :th_scifD36:
I have a feeling that our Jack Russell thinks he isby producing those lovely mounds on the turf. :th_scifD36:
I have a feeling that our Jack Russell thinks he isby producing those lovely mounds on the turf. :th_scifD36:
I have a feeling that our Jack Russell thinks he isby producing those lovely mounds on the turf. :th_scifD36:
oakdaledave
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Feb 24, 2011
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696
lukenotts
Feb 25, 2011
Veggie seeds cheap
Spotted this awhile back shiney, thanks for confirming that they are still in date, I wasnt sure if it would be a good buy or not.Are there any duplicate packs? Would prefer a range of 100...
Spotted this awhile back shiney, thanks for confirming that they are still in date, I wasnt sure if it would be a good buy or not.Are there any duplicate packs? Would prefer a range of 100 different seeds, but thinking this isnt likely.
Spotted this awhile back shiney, thanks for confirming that they are still in date, I wasnt sure if it would be a good buy or not.Are there any duplicate packs? Would prefer a range of 100 different seeds, but thinking this isnt likely.
Spotted this awhile back shiney, thanks for confirming that they are still in date, I wasnt sure if it would be a good buy or not.Are there any duplicate packs? Would prefer a range of 100...
shiney
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Feb 24, 2011
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lukenotts
Feb 25, 2011
Unusual Vegetable of the Week #3
Spits wine all over keyboard:D
Spits wine all over keyboard:D
Spits wine all over keyboard:D
Spits wine all over keyboard:D
Phil A
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Feb 24, 2011
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Phil A
Feb 24, 2011
Seed Potatoes
I know I'm slightly late on this but the big blue Ikea bags work ok for potatoes. Plus, they drain and have handles. Liz
I know I'm slightly late on this but the big blue Ikea bags work ok for potatoes. Plus, they drain and have handles. Liz
I know I'm slightly late on this but the big blue Ikea bags work ok for potatoes. Plus, they drain and have handles. Liz
I know I'm slightly late on this but the big blue Ikea bags work ok for potatoes. Plus, they drain and have handles. Liz
Chopper
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Jan 18, 2011
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Liz W
Feb 23, 2011
Christmas Potatoes
I was rather hoping you wouldn't ask ...Attached is a picture of my Autumn 2009 seed Potatoes - its taken in Feb 2010 and they were still chitting, on a centrally-heated windowsill, unplanted...
I was rather hoping you wouldn't ask ...Attached is a picture of my Autumn 2009 seed Potatoes - its taken in Feb 2010 and they were still chitting, on a centrally-heated windowsill, unplanted :(But in Autumn 2010 I did plant some in a bag, but then abandoned them - they did not get...
I was rather hoping you wouldn't ask ...Attached is a picture of my Autumn 2009 seed Potatoes - its taken in Feb 2010 and they were still chitting, on a centrally-heated windowsill, unplanted :(But in Autumn 2010 I did plant some in a...
I was rather hoping you wouldn't ask ...Attached is a picture of my Autumn 2009 seed Potatoes - its taken in Feb 2010 and they were still chitting, on a centrally-heated windowsill, unplanted...
Kristen
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Jul 29, 2009
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Kristen
Feb 23, 2011
Growing potatoes for Christmas
Fame at last!I grow potatoes, in a bag, to have New Potatoes at Christmas, but I do ask myself "Why do I do this?" I mean ... its not natural to have New Potatoes at Christmas, what you should...
Fame at last!I grow potatoes, in a bag, to have New Potatoes at Christmas, but I do ask myself "Why do I do this?" I mean ... its not natural to have New Potatoes at Christmas, what you should have is Roast Potatoes ... I do it because the kids prefer New Potatoes and as parents we like them...
Fame at last!I grow potatoes, in a bag, to have New Potatoes at Christmas, but I do ask myself "Why do I do this?" I mean ... its not natural to have New Potatoes at Christmas, what you should have is Roast Potatoes ... I do it because the...
Fame at last!I grow potatoes, in a bag, to have New Potatoes at Christmas, but I do ask myself "Why do I do this?" I mean ... its not natural to have New Potatoes at Christmas, what you should...
oakdaledave
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Feb 23, 2011
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Kristen
Feb 23, 2011
Cucumber
Thank you very much for that timely advice I heard of that before about taking off the bottom flowers but had forgotten so I am really glad you gave me that advice
Thank you very much for that timely advice I heard of that before about taking off the bottom flowers but had forgotten so I am really glad you gave me that advice
Thank you very much for that timely advice I heard of that before about taking off the bottom flowers but had forgotten so I am really glad you gave me that advice
Thank you very much for that timely advice I heard of that before about taking off the bottom flowers but had forgotten so I am really glad you gave me that advice
shimsham
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Dec 17, 2010
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m1dnv
Feb 22, 2011
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