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  1. Quaedor36

    Tomato Cages

    Thanks for your reply but, I take it, none of you have used or seen tomato cages?Regarding tomato blight, I shall use bordeaux mixture next year. I'm, also, thinking of making my own...
    Thanks for your reply but, I take it, none of you have used or seen tomato cages?Regarding tomato blight, I shall use bordeaux mixture next year. I'm, also, thinking of making my own polytunnel on the allotment to have some control over the weather. I can, also, build the polytunnel to the...
    Thanks for your reply but, I take it, none of you have used or seen tomato cages?Regarding tomato blight, I shall use bordeaux mixture next year. I'm, also, thinking of making my own polytunnel on the allotment to have some control over the...
    Thanks for your reply but, I take it, none of you have used or seen tomato cages?Regarding tomato blight, I shall use bordeaux mixture next year. I'm, also, thinking of making my own...
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  2. Daisies

    Converted my decorator to purple sprouting broccolli!!

    Exactly the same has happened to me this year!
    Exactly the same has happened to me this year!
    Exactly the same has happened to me this year!
    Exactly the same has happened to me this year!
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  3. Jonnygardener

    Preserving this years strawberry plants ready for next year

    I didn't know until this year that Strawberry plants last, i thought that you needed new every year (I've a lot to learn!) My s-i-l kept hers and they have come back bigger and better than last...
    I didn't know until this year that Strawberry plants last, i thought that you needed new every year (I've a lot to learn!) My s-i-l kept hers and they have come back bigger and better than last year.I think she just cuts her's back and left in a sheltered spot.
    I didn't know until this year that Strawberry plants last, i thought that you needed new every year (I've a lot to learn!) My s-i-l kept hers and they have come back bigger and better than last year.I think she just cuts her's back and left...
    I didn't know until this year that Strawberry plants last, i thought that you needed new every year (I've a lot to learn!) My s-i-l kept hers and they have come back bigger and better than last...
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  4. Robbie

    Autumn rasperries. What to do with new suckers?

    With Autumn raspberries you need to cut all canes back to about 3 inches in height in February (which is what I do), including the short canes. It's not accurate - I've seen canes cut almost to...
    With Autumn raspberries you need to cut all canes back to about 3 inches in height in February (which is what I do), including the short canes. It's not accurate - I've seen canes cut almost to ground level and somewhere between 6 and 9 inches high.If the short canes are really short, I...
    With Autumn raspberries you need to cut all canes back to about 3 inches in height in February (which is what I do), including the short canes. It's not accurate - I've seen canes cut almost to ground level and somewhere between 6 and 9 inches...
    With Autumn raspberries you need to cut all canes back to about 3 inches in height in February (which is what I do), including the short canes. It's not accurate - I've seen canes cut almost to...
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  5. Hedgetrimmer

    Best Tomato Crop Ever

    Worth the effort to make tom chutney, I started a partially filled jar the other day and it is really, really nice. Just four jars left to last the winter.That will be difficult! robert
    Worth the effort to make tom chutney, I started a partially filled jar the other day and it is really, really nice. Just four jars left to last the winter.That will be difficult! robert
    Worth the effort to make tom chutney, I started a partially filled jar the other day and it is really, really nice. Just four jars left to last the winter.That will be difficult! robert
    Worth the effort to make tom chutney, I started a partially filled jar the other day and it is really, really nice. Just four jars left to last the winter.That will be difficult! robert
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  6. moyra

    Windfall Tomatoes

    I don't know John but it is only happening with my small variety not the Moneymakers. It is a few more than one or two. I am wondering whether it is time I harvested them all. I was only picking...
    I don't know John but it is only happening with my small variety not the Moneymakers. It is a few more than one or two. I am wondering whether it is time I harvested them all. I was only picking them as I needed them but there are getting too many ready now. I have already put a lot down in...
    I don't know John but it is only happening with my small variety not the Moneymakers. It is a few more than one or two. I am wondering whether it is time I harvested them all. I was only picking them as I needed them but there are getting too...
    I don't know John but it is only happening with my small variety not the Moneymakers. It is a few more than one or two. I am wondering whether it is time I harvested them all. I was only picking...
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  7. Vince

    Yippee

    they are peppers pam and I did find a ripe cayenne one hiding! we had them for dinner this evening :)Don't even think of mentioning courgettes or marrows - (very angry emoticon!) :@
    they are peppers pam and I did find a ripe cayenne one hiding! we had them for dinner this evening :)Don't even think of mentioning courgettes or marrows - (very angry emoticon!) :@
    they are peppers pam and I did find a ripe cayenne one hiding! we had them for dinner this evening :)Don't even think of mentioning courgettes or marrows - (very angry emoticon!) :@
    they are peppers pam and I did find a ripe cayenne one hiding! we had them for dinner this evening :)Don't even think of mentioning courgettes or marrows - (very angry emoticon!) :@
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  8. capney

    Apple Harvest

    I find starlings are the problem.
    I find starlings are the problem.
    I find starlings are the problem.
    I find starlings are the problem.
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  9. Alasdair

    Curly Carrots

    Too much manure? They can fork a lot when manured too much!
    Too much manure? They can fork a lot when manured too much!
    Too much manure? They can fork a lot when manured too much!
    Too much manure? They can fork a lot when manured too much!
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  10. oktarine

    Guess the weight of the onion !

    Get your entries in soon, only 4 have so far so still a great chance to win a free pack of Dill seeds!TTFN
    Get your entries in soon, only 4 have so far so still a great chance to win a free pack of Dill seeds!TTFN
    Get your entries in soon, only 4 have so far so still a great chance to win a free pack of Dill seeds!TTFN
    Get your entries in soon, only 4 have so far so still a great chance to win a free pack of Dill seeds!TTFN
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  11. Vince

    How to grow better Runner Beans!

    I really agree with that statement, i spend hours going round picking a leaf here dead heading there, and then you look at someone elses garden ,who never seems to do anything ,its a struggle for...
    I really agree with that statement, i spend hours going round picking a leaf here dead heading there, and then you look at someone elses garden ,who never seems to do anything ,its a struggle for them to cut the lawn ,and its blooming marvelous :lollol::lollol:
    I really agree with that statement, i spend hours going round picking a leaf here dead heading there, and then you look at someone elses garden ,who never seems to do anything ,its a struggle for them to cut the lawn ,and its blooming marvelous...
    I really agree with that statement, i spend hours going round picking a leaf here dead heading there, and then you look at someone elses garden ,who never seems to do anything ,its a struggle for...
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  12. lindyco

    New (to) potatoes

    Sorry! You are,as ever, totally correct! My typing finger appears to have been affected by this red stuff I am drinking.
    Sorry! You are,as ever, totally correct! My typing finger appears to have been affected by this red stuff I am drinking.
    Sorry! You are,as ever, totally correct! My typing finger appears to have been affected by this red stuff I am drinking.
    Sorry! You are,as ever, totally correct! My typing finger appears to have been affected by this red stuff I am drinking.
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  13. prettypolly

    Rhubarb over winter

    Thankyou for both comments. I will take leaves of as they die and leave, and will have bigger and better next year. :-)
    Thankyou for both comments. I will take leaves of as they die and leave, and will have bigger and better next year. :-)
    Thankyou for both comments. I will take leaves of as they die and leave, and will have bigger and better next year. :-)
    Thankyou for both comments. I will take leaves of as they die and leave, and will have bigger and better next year. :-)
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  14. leonora

    Using fruit

    Just made two jars of apple and elderberry jam from the fruit in my garden!I should explain - the trees seem to have been there for donkey's years, and until I came the apples just fell off...
    Just made two jars of apple and elderberry jam from the fruit in my garden!I should explain - the trees seem to have been there for donkey's years, and until I came the apples just fell off the tree and rotted..... Hopefully I will be able to collect some more this evening, so I can make...
    Just made two jars of apple and elderberry jam from the fruit in my garden!I should explain - the trees seem to have been there for donkey's years, and until I came the apples just fell off the tree and rotted..... Hopefully I will be able...
    Just made two jars of apple and elderberry jam from the fruit in my garden!I should explain - the trees seem to have been there for donkey's years, and until I came the apples just fell off...
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  15. Ginger1880

    Soil from Potato Grow ?

    Re: above. I'm a beginner with veg, so I have started this year with just a few things; my veg plot is about 10m square. All my potatoes were grown at one end of it this year, then a row of...
    Re: above. I'm a beginner with veg, so I have started this year with just a few things; my veg plot is about 10m square. All my potatoes were grown at one end of it this year, then a row of French beans. Will it be OK to plant my potatoes next year at the other, unused, end of the plot and...
    Re: above. I'm a beginner with veg, so I have started this year with just a few things; my veg plot is about 10m square. All my potatoes were grown at one end of it this year, then a row of French beans. Will it be OK to plant my potatoes next...
    Re: above. I'm a beginner with veg, so I have started this year with just a few things; my veg plot is about 10m square. All my potatoes were grown at one end of it this year, then a row of...
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  16. Ginger1880

    What to do with my pot grown potatoes ?

    Depends on how many you have got, they will come to no harm in the soil unless the slugs find them, also any too near the surface might get green (and should not be eaten as they are poisionous...
    Depends on how many you have got, they will come to no harm in the soil unless the slugs find them, also any too near the surface might get green (and should not be eaten as they are poisionous then) When the winter comes the frosts might ruin any pots near the soil surface,. If I was you I...
    Depends on how many you have got, they will come to no harm in the soil unless the slugs find them, also any too near the surface might get green (and should not be eaten as they are poisionous then) When the winter comes the frosts might ruin...
    Depends on how many you have got, they will come to no harm in the soil unless the slugs find them, also any too near the surface might get green (and should not be eaten as they are poisionous...
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  17. lindyco

    What to do with my potatoes?

    Unfortunately even organic farmers can use sprays. The Soil Association allows organic potato producers to use specified sprays against blight :(
    Unfortunately even organic farmers can use sprays. The Soil Association allows organic potato producers to use specified sprays against blight :(
    Unfortunately even organic farmers can use sprays. The Soil Association allows organic potato producers to use specified sprays against blight :(
    Unfortunately even organic farmers can use sprays. The Soil Association allows organic potato producers to use specified sprays against blight :(
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  18. Adam Moran

    Drying Chillies

    Secret squirrel freezes them whole in plastic bags - stops them getting freezer burn.Remove from freezer one at a time, slice while still frozen and use them as you like.
    Secret squirrel freezes them whole in plastic bags - stops them getting freezer burn.Remove from freezer one at a time, slice while still frozen and use them as you like.
    Secret squirrel freezes them whole in plastic bags - stops them getting freezer burn.Remove from freezer one at a time, slice while still frozen and use them as you like.
    Secret squirrel freezes them whole in plastic bags - stops them getting freezer burn.Remove from freezer one at a time, slice while still frozen and use them as you like.
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  19. clueless1

    Interim veg patch

    Turnips can still be planted, or how about Chard "Bright Lights" or Zilver F1.Still lots of options for this season.
    Turnips can still be planted, or how about Chard "Bright Lights" or Zilver F1.Still lots of options for this season.
    Turnips can still be planted, or how about Chard "Bright Lights" or Zilver F1.Still lots of options for this season.
    Turnips can still be planted, or how about Chard "Bright Lights" or Zilver F1.Still lots of options for this season.
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  20. cybersioux2001

    aubergine seeds

    Road Rage is right, as are the other contributors.Seed is so cheap now, you'd be silly not to but treated seeds!
    Road Rage is right, as are the other contributors.Seed is so cheap now, you'd be silly not to but treated seeds!
    Road Rage is right, as are the other contributors.Seed is so cheap now, you'd be silly not to but treated seeds!
    Road Rage is right, as are the other contributors.Seed is so cheap now, you'd be silly not to but treated seeds!
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