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courgette plants
nice may just try strawberries and rhubarb a nice combo i feel.
nice may just try strawberries and rhubarb a nice combo i feel.
nice may just try strawberries and rhubarb a nice combo i feel.
nice may just try strawberries and rhubarb a nice combo i feel.
ruffmeister
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Jun 12, 2007
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ruffmeister
Jun 15, 2007
Selfset Cucumber
Hi elainefiz No I did not have to do anything just let them grow and kept them watered, I am very busy with work and these were perfect as time is short for me at present. The plant is growing in...
Hi elainefiz No I did not have to do anything just let them grow and kept them watered, I am very busy with work and these were perfect as time is short for me at present. The plant is growing in with the Tomatoes so I will try to move it at the weekend I may even try to grow it on...
Hi elainefiz No I did not have to do anything just let them grow and kept them watered, I am very busy with work and these were perfect as time is short for me at present. The plant is growing in with the Tomatoes so I will try to move it at the...
Hi elainefiz No I did not have to do anything just let them grow and kept them watered, I am very busy with work and these were perfect as time is short for me at present. The plant is growing in...
David G
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Jun 8, 2007
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David G
Jun 14, 2007
Peppermint
It is easy to make up peppermint tea i must also say you would be better off drying and storing some for winter use..a lot of the herbal tea in supermarkets is grown in poly tunnells under...
It is easy to make up peppermint tea i must also say you would be better off drying and storing some for winter use..a lot of the herbal tea in supermarkets is grown in poly tunnells under artificial light and has very little benefit..their is quality amongst them so go for a good organic one if...
It is easy to make up peppermint tea i must also say you would be better off drying and storing some for winter use..a lot of the herbal tea in supermarkets is grown in poly tunnells under artificial light and has very little benefit..their is...
It is easy to make up peppermint tea i must also say you would be better off drying and storing some for winter use..a lot of the herbal tea in supermarkets is grown in poly tunnells under...
Gillypetunia
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Jun 13, 2007
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648
wyldeflower
Jun 14, 2007
Garlic
Guess I could move my courgette and squash plants to the garlic bed and put the leeks where they used to be. The leaves on the garlic are beginning to go yellow now. Thanks for the help.
Guess I could move my courgette and squash plants to the garlic bed and put the leeks where they used to be. The leaves on the garlic are beginning to go yellow now. Thanks for the help.
Guess I could move my courgette and squash plants to the garlic bed and put the leeks where they used to be. The leaves on the garlic are beginning to go yellow now. Thanks for the help.
Guess I could move my courgette and squash plants to the garlic bed and put the leeks where they used to be. The leaves on the garlic are beginning to go yellow now. Thanks for the help.
Mrs Bobs
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Jun 7, 2007
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Mrs Bobs
Jun 13, 2007
Radishes
My "French Breakfast " were ready in 3 weeks !
My "French Breakfast " were ready in 3 weeks !
My "French Breakfast " were ready in 3 weeks !
My "French Breakfast " were ready in 3 weeks !
sanuka
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Jun 3, 2007
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786
oktarine
Jun 11, 2007
Parsley growing like mad!
Fresh parsley is great. the dried stuff makes the food feel a bit.....gritty! I have not had much success with it. According to that great organic guru Lawrence Hills it could be because the wife...
Fresh parsley is great. the dried stuff makes the food feel a bit.....gritty! I have not had much success with it. According to that great organic guru Lawrence Hills it could be because the wife was wearing the trousers or because of the shedding of Campbell blood. I denie absolutely hurting...
Fresh parsley is great. the dried stuff makes the food feel a bit.....gritty! I have not had much success with it. According to that great organic guru Lawrence Hills it could be because the wife was wearing the trousers or because of the...
Fresh parsley is great. the dried stuff makes the food feel a bit.....gritty! I have not had much success with it. According to that great organic guru Lawrence Hills it could be because the wife...
aquarian3
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Jun 5, 2007
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geoffhandley
Jun 10, 2007
sickly sweetcorn
Thank`s Kevin, Kandy and pete. I will try with the nettles ( there`s plenty of them) I did the same thing last yr with regards to spacing Kandy.I really thought i`d put them closer this yr. ...
Thank`s Kevin, Kandy and pete. I will try with the nettles ( there`s plenty of them) I did the same thing last yr with regards to spacing Kandy.I really thought i`d put them closer this yr. Pete, you are exactly right.I started them off (far too early)in the cold frame, then had to shift...
Thank`s Kevin, Kandy and pete. I will try with the nettles ( there`s plenty of them) I did the same thing last yr with regards to spacing Kandy.I really thought i`d put them closer this yr. Pete, you are exactly right.I started them off (far...
Thank`s Kevin, Kandy and pete. I will try with the nettles ( there`s plenty of them) I did the same thing last yr with regards to spacing Kandy.I really thought i`d put them closer this yr. ...
elainefiz
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Jun 7, 2007
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elainefiz
Jun 10, 2007
My Veg Plot Diary
Still no news, just the occasional twinge !
Still no news, just the occasional twinge !
Still no news, just the occasional twinge !
Still no news, just the occasional twinge !
oktarine
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Jun 3, 2007
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oktarine
Jun 8, 2007
Sickly Courgette Advice
if the end of the courgette has become soggy and mouldy, it is either the effect of frost or too much moisture. Tell your chum to only water around the base of the plant. Any curcubita should be...
if the end of the courgette has become soggy and mouldy, it is either the effect of frost or too much moisture. Tell your chum to only water around the base of the plant. Any curcubita should be treated likewise, they should never be watered rom above all over the foliage. And in the very...
if the end of the courgette has become soggy and mouldy, it is either the effect of frost or too much moisture. Tell your chum to only water around the base of the plant. Any curcubita should be treated likewise, they should never be watered rom...
if the end of the courgette has become soggy and mouldy, it is either the effect of frost or too much moisture. Tell your chum to only water around the base of the plant. Any curcubita should be...
Dave_In_His_Garden
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Jun 1, 2007
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compostee
Jun 7, 2007
peppers ?
Hi cattwoman25.Yes you can eat them now.You can leave them on until they turn red but it doesn`t improve the flavour.
Hi cattwoman25.Yes you can eat them now.You can leave them on until they turn red but it doesn`t improve the flavour.
Hi cattwoman25.Yes you can eat them now.You can leave them on until they turn red but it doesn`t improve the flavour.
Hi cattwoman25.Yes you can eat them now.You can leave them on until they turn red but it doesn`t improve the flavour.
cattwoman25
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Jun 7, 2007
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elainefiz
Jun 7, 2007
Peppers, cucumbers & courgettes
The courgettes will grow short and stubby, but the cue will extend away from the pot. It will then have wispy tendrils. Unless you're growing a bush cue?. Cant help you with chilli's, son't grow...
The courgettes will grow short and stubby, but the cue will extend away from the pot. It will then have wispy tendrils. Unless you're growing a bush cue?. Cant help you with chilli's, son't grow them myself.
The courgettes will grow short and stubby, but the cue will extend away from the pot. It will then have wispy tendrils. Unless you're growing a bush cue?. Cant help you with chilli's, son't grow them myself.
The courgettes will grow short and stubby, but the cue will extend away from the pot. It will then have wispy tendrils. Unless you're growing a bush cue?. Cant help you with chilli's, son't grow...
gloria
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Jun 4, 2007
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compostee
Jun 5, 2007
windy sweetcorn
Hello all, I'm trying veg for the very first time this year. I've got potatoes in buckets, carrots in deep pots and sweet corn in old chicken manure pellet tubs. Oh yes and a tomato plant. Not...
Hello all, I'm trying veg for the very first time this year. I've got potatoes in buckets, carrots in deep pots and sweet corn in old chicken manure pellet tubs. Oh yes and a tomato plant. Not too sure what i'm doing with any of them, but I thought I'd give it a go.I'm now considering...
Hello all, I'm trying veg for the very first time this year. I've got potatoes in buckets, carrots in deep pots and sweet corn in old chicken manure pellet tubs. Oh yes and a tomato plant. Not too sure what i'm doing with any of them, but I...
Hello all, I'm trying veg for the very first time this year. I've got potatoes in buckets, carrots in deep pots and sweet corn in old chicken manure pellet tubs. Oh yes and a tomato plant. Not...
windy miller
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May 21, 2007
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lotvdaisy
Jun 5, 2007
Can I grow toms in pots?
Thanks fot that link John. As you say - very interesting reading!
Thanks fot that link John. As you say - very interesting reading!
Thanks fot that link John. As you say - very interesting reading!
Thanks fot that link John. As you say - very interesting reading!
Gillypetunia
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Jun 4, 2007
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Dave W
Jun 5, 2007
Baby Apples!!!!
Well done ! Which variety are they?
Well done ! Which variety are they?
Well done ! Which variety are they?
Well done ! Which variety are they?
Lizz
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Jun 1, 2007
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miraflores
Jun 4, 2007
Courgettes
What about capsicum? Don't think they take as much room as a courgette.
What about capsicum? Don't think they take as much room as a courgette.
What about capsicum? Don't think they take as much room as a courgette.
What about capsicum? Don't think they take as much room as a courgette.
lottielou
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May 30, 2007
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9
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545
johnbinkley
Jun 4, 2007
my hopefully soon to be peas :-)
Haven't got pods on mine yet!! Although I haven't checked closely. Will do tonight.
Haven't got pods on mine yet!! Although I haven't checked closely. Will do tonight.
Haven't got pods on mine yet!! Although I haven't checked closely. Will do tonight.
Haven't got pods on mine yet!! Although I haven't checked closely. Will do tonight.
peapod
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May 30, 2007
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7
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564
johnbinkley
Jun 4, 2007
French beans split?
Thanks I will get some netting. Any kind in particular? I thought it may be some form of bolting as I planted out early?
Thanks I will get some netting. Any kind in particular? I thought it may be some form of bolting as I planted out early?
Thanks I will get some netting. Any kind in particular? I thought it may be some form of bolting as I planted out early?
Thanks I will get some netting. Any kind in particular? I thought it may be some form of bolting as I planted out early?
LooseLotty
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May 27, 2007
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543
LooseLotty
Jun 3, 2007
Tomato Problem
H K is probably right it could be scorch caused by the sun falling on the water on the leaves, just be careful when you water them.
H K is probably right it could be scorch caused by the sun falling on the water on the leaves, just be careful when you water them.
H K is probably right it could be scorch caused by the sun falling on the water on the leaves, just be careful when you water them.
H K is probably right it could be scorch caused by the sun falling on the water on the leaves, just be careful when you water them.
ferretdiver
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Jun 2, 2007
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walnut
Jun 3, 2007
First Strawberries
yup[ another handful today hmmm
yup[ another handful today hmmm
yup[ another handful today hmmm
yup[ another handful today hmmm
ruffmeister
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May 30, 2007
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552
ruffmeister
Jun 3, 2007
Salad crop
Hi elainefiz, just keep them well watered in good light and leave them a day or two to recover and they should produce more leaves.
Hi elainefiz, just keep them well watered in good light and leave them a day or two to recover and they should produce more leaves.
Hi elainefiz, just keep them well watered in good light and leave them a day or two to recover and they should produce more leaves.
Hi elainefiz, just keep them well watered in good light and leave them a day or two to recover and they should produce more leaves.
oldwinegum
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May 31, 2007
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384
Blackthorn
Jun 1, 2007
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