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  1. Paul Blackburn

    Potato Problem

    Are they in the dark? Usually the sprouts only get long if the spuds are in the dark.Main Crop should be ok for another month I would think.
    Are they in the dark? Usually the sprouts only get long if the spuds are in the dark.Main Crop should be ok for another month I would think.
    Are they in the dark? Usually the sprouts only get long if the spuds are in the dark.Main Crop should be ok for another month I would think.
    Are they in the dark? Usually the sprouts only get long if the spuds are in the dark.Main Crop should be ok for another month I would think.
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  2. agnetha11

    chilli pepper cayenne help

    That's exactly right :blue thumb:. Cayenne pepper is a particular type of chilli. The heat of chillies change from time of year and growing conditions - and how long they have been on the plant.The heat...
    That's exactly right :blue thumb:. Cayenne pepper is a particular type of chilli. The heat of chillies change from time of year and growing conditions - and how long they have been on the plant.The heat is measured on the Scoville Scale and Cayenne is in the lower end of the very hot varieties and the...
    That's exactly right :blue thumb:. Cayenne pepper is a particular type of chilli. The heat of chillies change from time of year and growing conditions - and how long they have been on the plant.The heat is measured on the Scoville Scale and Cayenne is in...
    That's exactly right :blue thumb:. Cayenne pepper is a particular type of chilli. The heat of chillies change from time of year and growing conditions - and how long they have been on the plant.The heat...
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  3. ARMANDII

    GARDENERS DELIGHT SEED AND GERMINATION AND GROWING 2020

    Sown Gardener's Delight 2005 & 2012 today :blue thumb:
    Sown Gardener's Delight 2005 & 2012 today :blue thumb:
    Sown Gardener's Delight 2005 & 2012 today :blue thumb:
    Sown Gardener's Delight 2005 & 2012 today :blue thumb:
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  4. Kon

    Strawberries from bare roots

    Ooops, sorry about that, have corrected it, now correctly links to Ken Muirs PDF :redface:
    Ooops, sorry about that, have corrected it, now correctly links to Ken Muirs PDF :redface:
    Ooops, sorry about that, have corrected it, now correctly links to Ken Muirs PDF :redface:
    Ooops, sorry about that, have corrected it, now correctly links to Ken Muirs PDF :redface:
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  5. newhaven dave

    Too early to plant potatoes?

    I started typing a new thread about "Too early to plant Potatoes" checked through the threads and here is the exact same comment I had started in 2014. Great thanks for all these answers.I am...
    I started typing a new thread about "Too early to plant Potatoes" checked through the threads and here is the exact same comment I had started in 2014. Great thanks for all these answers.I am going to start some first earlies, Pentland Javelin in the greenhouse very soon in the hope of...
    I started typing a new thread about "Too early to plant Potatoes" checked through the threads and here is the exact same comment I had started in 2014. Great thanks for all these answers.I am going to start some first earlies, Pentland...
    I started typing a new thread about "Too early to plant Potatoes" checked through the threads and here is the exact same comment I had started in 2014. Great thanks for all these answers.I am...
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  6. ChilliPepper

    Somethings Eating my Beans and Peas!

    @ChilliPepper I've never had much success with autumn sown peas, probably need cloches or similar. Broad beans have always been more successful. Mine currently have flowers on them although the...
    @ChilliPepper I've never had much success with autumn sown peas, probably need cloches or similar. Broad beans have always been more successful. Mine currently have flowers on them although the recent winds have battered them around.
    @ChilliPepper I've never had much success with autumn sown peas, probably need cloches or similar. Broad beans have always been more successful. Mine currently have flowers on them although the recent winds have battered them around.
    @ChilliPepper I've never had much success with autumn sown peas, probably need cloches or similar. Broad beans have always been more successful. Mine currently have flowers on them although the...
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  7. Vince
    Like x 5

    I can almost smell

    Do you mean those orangey red ones from Spain?:biggrin: Mostly grown hydroponically under glass so bound to be tasteless.
    Do you mean those orangey red ones from Spain?:biggrin: Mostly grown hydroponically under glass so bound to be tasteless.
    Do you mean those orangey red ones from Spain?:biggrin: Mostly grown hydroponically under glass so bound to be tasteless.
    Do you mean those orangey red ones from Spain?:biggrin: Mostly grown hydroponically under glass so bound to be tasteless.
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  8. RobB

    Low growing peas

    I think they will be perfect @mazambo, thanks a lot. I must've been looking with my eyes shut. :doh:
    I think they will be perfect @mazambo, thanks a lot. I must've been looking with my eyes shut. :doh:
    I think they will be perfect @mazambo, thanks a lot. I must've been looking with my eyes shut. :doh:
    I think they will be perfect @mazambo, thanks a lot. I must've been looking with my eyes shut. :doh:
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  9. Fat Controller

    Semi-ornamental edibles...

    Not for this year, but maybe next! They do look pretty. Thank you :)
    Not for this year, but maybe next! They do look pretty. Thank you :)
    Not for this year, but maybe next! They do look pretty. Thank you :)
    Not for this year, but maybe next! They do look pretty. Thank you :)
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  10. Paul Blackburn

    Asparagus Question

    When the spears poke up in the Spring (exactly when depends on your area/climate), you can take a stem or two from each plant. (Before the pointy end starts opening out). If the plants are big and...
    When the spears poke up in the Spring (exactly when depends on your area/climate), you can take a stem or two from each plant. (Before the pointy end starts opening out). If the plants are big and strong, you can do it again this year. That will probably be it for 2020, but as long as the fern...
    When the spears poke up in the Spring (exactly when depends on your area/climate), you can take a stem or two from each plant. (Before the pointy end starts opening out). If the plants are big and strong, you can do it again this year. That will...
    When the spears poke up in the Spring (exactly when depends on your area/climate), you can take a stem or two from each plant. (Before the pointy end starts opening out). If the plants are big and...
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  11. Webmaster

    Jerusalem Artichokes - Anyone else growing them this year ?

    I used to grow them and they made a very good soup. We don't grow any root veg nowadays :noidea:As they discolour so easily it's best to dip them in acidulated water when preparing them.
    I used to grow them and they made a very good soup. We don't grow any root veg nowadays :noidea:As they discolour so easily it's best to dip them in acidulated water when preparing them.
    I used to grow them and they made a very good soup. We don't grow any root veg nowadays :noidea:As they discolour so easily it's best to dip them in acidulated water when preparing them.
    I used to grow them and they made a very good soup. We don't grow any root veg nowadays :noidea:As they discolour so easily it's best to dip them in acidulated water when preparing them.
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  12. Loki
    Like x 5

    Chillies 2019

    That's ok,anytime have a good Sunday. :)
    That's ok,anytime have a good Sunday. :)
    That's ok,anytime have a good Sunday. :)
    That's ok,anytime have a good Sunday. :)
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  13. Steve R

    Busting the myth, Carrots and Parsnips in compost/manure.

    I have myself grown carrots in partly rotted manure, many times before and have stated as such many times here on GC. Still many people will quote that doing so causes "forking", because it is...
    I have myself grown carrots in partly rotted manure, many times before and have stated as such many times here on GC. Still many people will quote that doing so causes "forking", because it is enshrined in folklore and over time it itself becomes "law" and is quoted often in many publications. I...
    I have myself grown carrots in partly rotted manure, many times before and have stated as such many times here on GC. Still many people will quote that doing so causes "forking", because it is enshrined in folklore and over time it itself becomes...
    I have myself grown carrots in partly rotted manure, many times before and have stated as such many times here on GC. Still many people will quote that doing so causes "forking", because it is...
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  14. Hehfaar

    Edible for shady area

    I have found chives, rhubarb and tarragon have grown OK in shade. Reading about what to grow in shade for food before I found that as a general rule crops that are harvested as leaves or roots can...
    I have found chives, rhubarb and tarragon have grown OK in shade. Reading about what to grow in shade for food before I found that as a general rule crops that are harvested as leaves or roots can do OK as it is more the plants that need a longer growing season and more light to produce fruit...
    I have found chives, rhubarb and tarragon have grown OK in shade. Reading about what to grow in shade for food before I found that as a general rule crops that are harvested as leaves or roots can do OK as it is more the plants that need a longer...
    I have found chives, rhubarb and tarragon have grown OK in shade. Reading about what to grow in shade for food before I found that as a general rule crops that are harvested as leaves or roots can...
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  15. FlourishAnn

    Pea is not sprouting

    Neeps, maybe, if your in Scotland?:biggrin:
    Neeps, maybe, if your in Scotland?:biggrin:
    Neeps, maybe, if your in Scotland?:biggrin:
    Neeps, maybe, if your in Scotland?:biggrin:
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  16. Paul Blackburn

    Question about Tomatoes

    Last season I grew Super Marmalade, Crystal,Ferline & Shirley. Shirley was the best Taste & cropper........Crystal is the one I won't grow again. Hope this helps Paul.
    Last season I grew Super Marmalade, Crystal,Ferline & Shirley. Shirley was the best Taste & cropper........Crystal is the one I won't grow again. Hope this helps Paul.
    Last season I grew Super Marmalade, Crystal,Ferline & Shirley. Shirley was the best Taste & cropper........Crystal is the one I won't grow again. Hope this helps Paul.
    Last season I grew Super Marmalade, Crystal,Ferline & Shirley. Shirley was the best Taste & cropper........Crystal is the one I won't grow again. Hope this helps Paul.
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  17. Paul Blackburn

    Raspberry Query

    Autumn fruiting raspberries fruit on the new growth. Prune after they have fruited - mine are now due for pruning. Leave the new shoots - you will get your fruit on these canes next year.
    Autumn fruiting raspberries fruit on the new growth. Prune after they have fruited - mine are now due for pruning. Leave the new shoots - you will get your fruit on these canes next year.
    Autumn fruiting raspberries fruit on the new growth. Prune after they have fruited - mine are now due for pruning. Leave the new shoots - you will get your fruit on these canes next year.
    Autumn fruiting raspberries fruit on the new growth. Prune after they have fruited - mine are now due for pruning. Leave the new shoots - you will get your fruit on these canes next year.
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  18. Sian in Belgium
    Funny x 5

    To make you laugh - this year’s carrot harvest!

    Our tub of carrots grew an unusual specimen.
    Our tub of carrots grew an unusual specimen.
    Our tub of carrots grew an unusual specimen.
    Our tub of carrots grew an unusual specimen.
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  19. ricky101

    Raspberry Varieties...

    Can't help you on the Summer variety's all I can say is they are pruned differently, I didn't fancy growing summer varietys because the increased chance of maggots being in the fruit:eeew:.Maybe you...
    Can't help you on the Summer variety's all I can say is they are pruned differently, I didn't fancy growing summer varietys because the increased chance of maggots being in the fruit:eeew:.Maybe you could double crop your Autumn variety's ? cut half of the stems to the ground and leave the other...
    Can't help you on the Summer variety's all I can say is they are pruned differently, I didn't fancy growing summer varietys because the increased chance of maggots being in the fruit:eeew:.Maybe you could double crop your Autumn variety's ? cut half...
    Can't help you on the Summer variety's all I can say is they are pruned differently, I didn't fancy growing summer varietys because the increased chance of maggots being in the fruit:eeew:.Maybe you...
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  20. Engelbert

    Is this old apple tree beyond saving (I hope not)?

    Hi mike ok think l leave boris cuttings alone lol those secateures are ouch indeed
    Hi mike ok think l leave boris cuttings alone lol those secateures are ouch indeed
    Hi mike ok think l leave boris cuttings alone lol those secateures are ouch indeed
    Hi mike ok think l leave boris cuttings alone lol those secateures are ouch indeed
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