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Rhubarb
Brussel sprout MD?
Brussel sprout MD?
Brussel sprout MD?
Brussel sprout MD?
dabbit
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Feb 18, 2006
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roders
Apr 9, 2006
Espalier fruit trees
Looking forward to the photos Janey!
Looking forward to the photos Janey!
Looking forward to the photos Janey!
Looking forward to the photos Janey!
Janey
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Apr 6, 2006
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Dave W
Apr 9, 2006
Coriander
https://sslrelay.com/www.gardenseekershop.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=1544356105ad211/shopdata/0015_Pest+Killers/product_details.shopscript?article=0070_Whitefly%2BTraps%2B%3D288668% 3D29is one...
https://sslrelay.com/www.gardenseekershop.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=1544356105ad211/shopdata/0015_Pest+Killers/product_details.shopscript?article=0070_Whitefly%2BTraps%2B%3D288668% 3D29is one source of sticky strips, and this one has both things...
https://sslrelay.com/www.gardenseekershop.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=1544356105ad211/shopdata/0015_Pest+Killers/product_details.shopscript?article=0070_Whitefly%2BTraps%2B%3D288668% 3D29is one source of sticky strips, and this one has both...
https://sslrelay.com/www.gardenseekershop.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=1544356105ad211/shopdata/0015_Pest+Killers/product_details.shopscript?article=0070_Whitefly%2BTraps%2B%3D288668% 3D29is one...
LC
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Apr 6, 2006
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640
UsedtobeDendy
Apr 6, 2006
Growing Garlic
Garlic :D take between 16 and 36 weeks to mature depending on the varient and when it was planted. wherever possible plant in autumn. In very cold ares delay planting til early spring. I plant...
Garlic :D take between 16 and 36 weeks to mature depending on the varient and when it was planted. wherever possible plant in autumn. In very cold ares delay planting til early spring. I plant mine in autumn in 3" pots, put them in a cold frame, and plant them out when they start to sprout in...
Garlic :D take between 16 and 36 weeks to mature depending on the varient and when it was planted. wherever possible plant in autumn. In very cold ares delay planting til early spring. I plant mine in autumn in 3" pots, put them in a cold...
Garlic :D take between 16 and 36 weeks to mature depending on the varient and when it was planted. wherever possible plant in autumn. In very cold ares delay planting til early spring. I plant...
blue fingers
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Apr 4, 2006
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rossco
Apr 5, 2006
which veg don't mind shade?
I'd suggest trying anything that you eat the leaves of, NOT things you eat the fruit of as they need sun to ripen!
I'd suggest trying anything that you eat the leaves of, NOT things you eat the fruit of as they need sun to ripen!
I'd suggest trying anything that you eat the leaves of, NOT things you eat the fruit of as they need sun to ripen!
I'd suggest trying anything that you eat the leaves of, NOT things you eat the fruit of as they need sun to ripen!
timecharger
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Mar 28, 2006
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1,376
k3n
Apr 5, 2006
Soil for Vegetables
i think you ll be fine with your mix, the carrots are difficult to grow if soil is freshly manured,maybe this is what you neighbour is concerned about. if the manure was fresh from the origin then...
i think you ll be fine with your mix, the carrots are difficult to grow if soil is freshly manured,maybe this is what you neighbour is concerned about. if the manure was fresh from the origin then there may be a concerm, and i would turn it over to a depth of 8", but i would risk it if it was...
i think you ll be fine with your mix, the carrots are difficult to grow if soil is freshly manured,maybe this is what you neighbour is concerned about. if the manure was fresh from the origin then there may be a concerm, and i would turn it over...
i think you ll be fine with your mix, the carrots are difficult to grow if soil is freshly manured,maybe this is what you neighbour is concerned about. if the manure was fresh from the origin then...
Carra
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Apr 4, 2006
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Lady Gardener
Apr 4, 2006
cucumbers - male and female!?
Most, but not all, cucumber seed sold for greenhouse cucumbers is now F1 hybrid Karen. Have a look at the packet and if it says F1 you'll have no problems.If yours are not greenhouse F1s you...
Most, but not all, cucumber seed sold for greenhouse cucumbers is now F1 hybrid Karen. Have a look at the packet and if it says F1 you'll have no problems.If yours are not greenhouse F1s you should remove the male flowers in order to prevent fertilisation of the females, as fertilised cucs...
Most, but not all, cucumber seed sold for greenhouse cucumbers is now F1 hybrid Karen. Have a look at the packet and if it says F1 you'll have no problems.If yours are not greenhouse F1s you should remove the male flowers in order to prevent...
Most, but not all, cucumber seed sold for greenhouse cucumbers is now F1 hybrid Karen. Have a look at the packet and if it says F1 you'll have no problems.If yours are not greenhouse F1s you...
karen1981
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Apr 2, 2006
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Dave W
Apr 2, 2006
Crop Rotation
I went to a Alternative Technology place a few year ago and they were using a Chicken coop in with the crop rotation. It looked a great idea but I can imagine the cockrel singing at 5am would take...
I went to a Alternative Technology place a few year ago and they were using a Chicken coop in with the crop rotation. It looked a great idea but I can imagine the cockrel singing at 5am would take a bit of getting used to, although the eggs would be nice. They also encouraged people to recycle I...
I went to a Alternative Technology place a few year ago and they were using a Chicken coop in with the crop rotation. It looked a great idea but I can imagine the cockrel singing at 5am would take a bit of getting used to, although the eggs would...
I went to a Alternative Technology place a few year ago and they were using a Chicken coop in with the crop rotation. It looked a great idea but I can imagine the cockrel singing at 5am would take...
mistys
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Mar 29, 2006
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hans
Apr 2, 2006
Cauliflower problem
One possibility is cabbage stem flea beetle. They normally attack between August and October.
One possibility is cabbage stem flea beetle. They normally attack between August and October.
One possibility is cabbage stem flea beetle. They normally attack between August and October.
One possibility is cabbage stem flea beetle. They normally attack between August and October.
mistys
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Mar 31, 2006
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Dave W
Mar 31, 2006
HELP - COURGETTES!
Marge as Dave says I think you are a bit early, your a bit nearer to my end of the country. I always reckon on six weeks to planting out from seed sowing for the likes of cucumber, marrow,...
Marge as Dave says I think you are a bit early, your a bit nearer to my end of the country. I always reckon on six weeks to planting out from seed sowing for the likes of cucumber, marrow, courgette etc. I usually wait till the last week in May or the first in June for planting out, you can go...
Marge as Dave says I think you are a bit early, your a bit nearer to my end of the country. I always reckon on six weeks to planting out from seed sowing for the likes of cucumber, marrow, courgette etc. I usually wait till the last week in May...
Marge as Dave says I think you are a bit early, your a bit nearer to my end of the country. I always reckon on six weeks to planting out from seed sowing for the likes of cucumber, marrow,...
marge
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Mar 29, 2006
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pete
Mar 30, 2006
Apple Cucumber
Apple and Lemon cucumbers are round, usually yellow skinned ridge type, they grow up to 3" in diameter. they are different in taste, for something unusual in a mixed salad. Grow as normal...
Apple and Lemon cucumbers are round, usually yellow skinned ridge type, they grow up to 3" in diameter. they are different in taste, for something unusual in a mixed salad. Grow as normal cucumbers, follow directions on pack of seeds.
Apple and Lemon cucumbers are round, usually yellow skinned ridge type, they grow up to 3" in diameter. they are different in taste, for something unusual in a mixed salad. Grow as normal cucumbers, follow directions on pack of seeds.
Apple and Lemon cucumbers are round, usually yellow skinned ridge type, they grow up to 3" in diameter. they are different in taste, for something unusual in a mixed salad. Grow as normal...
dalbuie
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Mar 29, 2006
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597
rossco
Mar 29, 2006
Swedes
Salivating at the thought Sawfish! Thanks.
Salivating at the thought Sawfish! Thanks.
Salivating at the thought Sawfish! Thanks.
Salivating at the thought Sawfish! Thanks.
Gardening Newbie
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Feb 2, 2006
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2,587
Dave W
Mar 29, 2006
Help please!!! Strawberry dilemma
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the help.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the help.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the help.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the help.
LacrimaTear
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Mar 29, 2006
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LacrimaTear
Mar 29, 2006
Help please!!! Strawberry dilemma
If they came from under cover in a GC it might be best to put the pots in a sheltered corner for a week or ten days before you plant them just in order to prevent any cold shock set back. If the...
If they came from under cover in a GC it might be best to put the pots in a sheltered corner for a week or ten days before you plant them just in order to prevent any cold shock set back. If the plants were growing without any protection you should be quite safe popping them straight in the...
If they came from under cover in a GC it might be best to put the pots in a sheltered corner for a week or ten days before you plant them just in order to prevent any cold shock set back. If the plants were growing without any protection you...
If they came from under cover in a GC it might be best to put the pots in a sheltered corner for a week or ten days before you plant them just in order to prevent any cold shock set back. If the...
LacrimaTear
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Mar 29, 2006
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542
Dave W
Mar 29, 2006
when to plant gooseberrys and red currants
I hope you don't have to worry about them Gill. They completely stripped our red currant bush in 2004 in the space of about three days. Last year I kept a better look out and sprayed as soon as I...
I hope you don't have to worry about them Gill. They completely stripped our red currant bush in 2004 in the space of about three days. Last year I kept a better look out and sprayed as soon as I spotted the little blighters.
I hope you don't have to worry about them Gill. They completely stripped our red currant bush in 2004 in the space of about three days. Last year I kept a better look out and sprayed as soon as I spotted the little blighters.
I hope you don't have to worry about them Gill. They completely stripped our red currant bush in 2004 in the space of about three days. Last year I kept a better look out and sprayed as soon as I...
samsoph
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Mar 28, 2006
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12
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859
Dave W
Mar 29, 2006
potato growing
Yep!! :D But no bliddy money........ :D :D
Yep!! :D But no bliddy money........ :D :D
Yep!! :D But no bliddy money........ :D :D
Yep!! :D But no bliddy money........ :D :D
Dave Martin
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Mar 6, 2006
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Paladin
Mar 27, 2006
Edible John Innes no 2
Both my cavs would eat the spilt compost from my potting up of things. I think dogs like children try new textures in their mouth - if it tastes OK they will continue. Not a dietary insufficiency.
Both my cavs would eat the spilt compost from my potting up of things. I think dogs like children try new textures in their mouth - if it tastes OK they will continue. Not a dietary insufficiency.
Both my cavs would eat the spilt compost from my potting up of things. I think dogs like children try new textures in their mouth - if it tastes OK they will continue. Not a dietary insufficiency.
Both my cavs would eat the spilt compost from my potting up of things. I think dogs like children try new textures in their mouth - if it tastes OK they will continue. Not a dietary insufficiency.
Waco
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Mar 26, 2006
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Fran
Mar 26, 2006
Help...i fed wrong plant food to my blueberries!!
Thankyou Lady gardener and Roders, they are budding lovely now, and i wouldn't want to think it might kill them. Thankyou both for the replies Gill
Thankyou Lady gardener and Roders, they are budding lovely now, and i wouldn't want to think it might kill them. Thankyou both for the replies Gill
Thankyou Lady gardener and Roders, they are budding lovely now, and i wouldn't want to think it might kill them. Thankyou both for the replies Gill
Thankyou Lady gardener and Roders, they are budding lovely now, and i wouldn't want to think it might kill them. Thankyou both for the replies Gill
samsoph
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Mar 26, 2006
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samsoph
Mar 26, 2006
f1 cucumbers
Grow trailing types up supporting fences, nets, or canes, or allow them to climb up string. Nip out the growing point after 5 or 6 leaves have appeared and train the resulting stronger growths up...
Grow trailing types up supporting fences, nets, or canes, or allow them to climb up string. Nip out the growing point after 5 or 6 leaves have appeared and train the resulting stronger growths up the support, tying as needed. when the shoots have reached the top of the support, nip them out 2...
Grow trailing types up supporting fences, nets, or canes, or allow them to climb up string. Nip out the growing point after 5 or 6 leaves have appeared and train the resulting stronger growths up the support, tying as needed. when the shoots have...
Grow trailing types up supporting fences, nets, or canes, or allow them to climb up string. Nip out the growing point after 5 or 6 leaves have appeared and train the resulting stronger growths up...
grinch
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Mar 25, 2006
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rossco
Mar 25, 2006
What Veg are you going to grow this year ??
certainly an interesting looking tomato!
certainly an interesting looking tomato!
certainly an interesting looking tomato!
certainly an interesting looking tomato!
Webmaster
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Mar 24, 2006
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