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  1. lowrider69

    Butternut Squash Seeds

    oh right never knew that I was growing yellow courgette next to them so better not use them then
    oh right never knew that I was growing yellow courgette next to them so better not use them then
    oh right never knew that I was growing yellow courgette next to them so better not use them then
    oh right never knew that I was growing yellow courgette next to them so better not use them then
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  2. lowrider69

    when to havest sprouts

    I'm glad to say.
    I'm glad to say.
    I'm glad to say.
    I'm glad to say.
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  3. nikirushka

    Root ball size for fruit trees?

    Nurseries often replant young trees a couple of times I believe. It's done to create a compact root ball of fine roots.Yours look fairly young, not sure how long they have been there, but should...
    Nurseries often replant young trees a couple of times I believe. It's done to create a compact root ball of fine roots.Yours look fairly young, not sure how long they have been there, but should move OK once the leaves have dropped would be the best time I'm thinking.A good stake might be...
    Nurseries often replant young trees a couple of times I believe. It's done to create a compact root ball of fine roots.Yours look fairly young, not sure how long they have been there, but should move OK once the leaves have dropped would be the...
    Nurseries often replant young trees a couple of times I believe. It's done to create a compact root ball of fine roots.Yours look fairly young, not sure how long they have been there, but should...
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  4. Conor Dowd

    Is this potato blight?

    @all -Many thanks for the useful replies. I won't do anything drastic just yet, but may pull a few tomorrow and cut them in half to see if the potatoes are healthy on the inside to put my mind...
    @all -Many thanks for the useful replies. I won't do anything drastic just yet, but may pull a few tomorrow and cut them in half to see if the potatoes are healthy on the inside to put my mind at ease. And of course it's a perfect excuse to maybe eat a few tomorrow.I first noticed the leaves...
    @all -Many thanks for the useful replies. I won't do anything drastic just yet, but may pull a few tomorrow and cut them in half to see if the potatoes are healthy on the inside to put my mind at ease. And of course it's a perfect excuse to...
    @all -Many thanks for the useful replies. I won't do anything drastic just yet, but may pull a few tomorrow and cut them in half to see if the potatoes are healthy on the inside to put my mind...
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  5. Greecko

    Winter crops

    I'd spend the time getting rid of those nasty weeds. I've marestail too, blinking nuisance. I like to grow spinach and chard. Both stand through the dismal Scottish weather. It depends on what you...
    I'd spend the time getting rid of those nasty weeds. I've marestail too, blinking nuisance. I like to grow spinach and chard. Both stand through the dismal Scottish weather. It depends on what you like to eat. Lettuce can be grown too. I don't like it so don't bother.
    I'd spend the time getting rid of those nasty weeds. I've marestail too, blinking nuisance. I like to grow spinach and chard. Both stand through the dismal Scottish weather. It depends on what you like to eat. Lettuce can be grown too. I don't...
    I'd spend the time getting rid of those nasty weeds. I've marestail too, blinking nuisance. I like to grow spinach and chard. Both stand through the dismal Scottish weather. It depends on what you...
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  6. waiting for the weather

    Mutant tomato plant??

    They are actually perfectly OK to eat so don't remove them next time.
    They are actually perfectly OK to eat so don't remove them next time.
    They are actually perfectly OK to eat so don't remove them next time.
    They are actually perfectly OK to eat so don't remove them next time.
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  7. Sienna's Blossom
    Like x 5

    First Apple Crumble of the year :)

    Sienna, yum yum :). Looks delicious But, custard? Custard? You need Cornish Clotted Cream with it:snorky:
    Sienna, yum yum :). Looks delicious But, custard? Custard? You need Cornish Clotted Cream with it:snorky:
    Sienna, yum yum :). Looks delicious But, custard? Custard? You need Cornish Clotted Cream with it:snorky:
    Sienna, yum yum :). Looks delicious But, custard? Custard? You need Cornish Clotted Cream with it:snorky:
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  8. JohnnyN

    Cordon Fruit Growing

    Has anyone experience of growing gooseberries, redcurrants, white currants, blackcurrants, and blackberries. on cordons. It seems that this would allow me to plant more bushes, and with a greater...
    Has anyone experience of growing gooseberries, redcurrants, white currants, blackcurrants, and blackberries. on cordons. It seems that this would allow me to plant more bushes, and with a greater variety, than if I went by the normal figures usually quoted (5ft spacing).This sounded ideal as I...
    Has anyone experience of growing gooseberries, redcurrants, white currants, blackcurrants, and blackberries. on cordons. It seems that this would allow me to plant more bushes, and with a greater variety, than if I went by the normal figures...
    Has anyone experience of growing gooseberries, redcurrants, white currants, blackcurrants, and blackberries. on cordons. It seems that this would allow me to plant more bushes, and with a greater...
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  9. benjimon

    First tomatoes lacking in taste... Will the next ones be better?

    I have used black treacle for years mainly to feed the micro herd
    I have used black treacle for years mainly to feed the micro herd
    I have used black treacle for years mainly to feed the micro herd
    I have used black treacle for years mainly to feed the micro herd
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  10. ElaineTP

    Vegepod Experiences

    Thanks for that and the pictures
    Thanks for that and the pictures
    Thanks for that and the pictures
    Thanks for that and the pictures
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  11. Krista

    What`s Up with my raspberries?!

    Oh easily Cassie! I miss ripe ones-they fall. I even throw ones that are damaged on the raspberry bed. In the end some are bound to germinate.So perhaps they can revert to summer fruiting and...
    Oh easily Cassie! I miss ripe ones-they fall. I even throw ones that are damaged on the raspberry bed. In the end some are bound to germinate.So perhaps they can revert to summer fruiting and mutate to `golden`?!!! Damn-these lanky ones make picking the fruit that`s coming now much harder and...
    Oh easily Cassie! I miss ripe ones-they fall. I even throw ones that are damaged on the raspberry bed. In the end some are bound to germinate.So perhaps they can revert to summer fruiting and mutate to `golden`?!!! Damn-these lanky ones make...
    Oh easily Cassie! I miss ripe ones-they fall. I even throw ones that are damaged on the raspberry bed. In the end some are bound to germinate.So perhaps they can revert to summer fruiting and...
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  12. Aldo
    Like x 4

    Cordon tomatoes - Time to snip the top off and call it a season?

    @JWK Thanks, I'll give it a go then, surely it cannot hurt :)
    @JWK Thanks, I'll give it a go then, surely it cannot hurt :)
    @JWK Thanks, I'll give it a go then, surely it cannot hurt :)
    @JWK Thanks, I'll give it a go then, surely it cannot hurt :)
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  13. peter121

    onions sets for pickling

    Peter best of luck mate in doing them :)
    Peter best of luck mate in doing them :)
    Peter best of luck mate in doing them :)
    Peter best of luck mate in doing them :)
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  14. Aldo

    Garden unattended for two weeks with no irrigation, tried a few different things..

    Well, I finally went on holiday for two weeks, crossing my fingers leaving my garden and vegetables unattended, given I have no direct water to the garden. If the weather forecast are to be...
    Well, I finally went on holiday for two weeks, crossing my fingers leaving my garden and vegetables unattended, given I have no direct water to the garden. If the weather forecast are to be trusted, it did not rain for 7 days, with high temperatures, and then it rained a few times heavily. Given...
    Well, I finally went on holiday for two weeks, crossing my fingers leaving my garden and vegetables unattended, given I have no direct water to the garden. If the weather forecast are to be trusted, it did not rain for 7 days, with high...
    Well, I finally went on holiday for two weeks, crossing my fingers leaving my garden and vegetables unattended, given I have no direct water to the garden. If the weather forecast are to be...
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  15. spacemsn

    Squash identification help

    Your welcome mate...especially members who could ID them for you :)
    Your welcome mate...especially members who could ID them for you :)
    Your welcome mate...especially members who could ID them for you :)
    Your welcome mate...especially members who could ID them for you :)
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  16. HarryS

    Crab Apple Recipes ?

    @HarryS I forgot to say in the cinnamon bread pudding where it calls for half and half use evaporated milk. ;)
    @HarryS I forgot to say in the cinnamon bread pudding where it calls for half and half use evaporated milk. ;)
    @HarryS I forgot to say in the cinnamon bread pudding where it calls for half and half use evaporated milk. ;)
    @HarryS I forgot to say in the cinnamon bread pudding where it calls for half and half use evaporated milk. ;)
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  17. Mike77

    Grow Potatoes from true seed

    You probably know this but those fruit are not yet ripe, you need to let them fully ripen before harvesting them for seed.
    You probably know this but those fruit are not yet ripe, you need to let them fully ripen before harvesting them for seed.
    You probably know this but those fruit are not yet ripe, you need to let them fully ripen before harvesting them for seed.
    You probably know this but those fruit are not yet ripe, you need to let them fully ripen before harvesting them for seed.
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  18. Dave W
    Like x 5

    Cucumber glut - A solution at last.

    We know Mike :pathd: we`ll all be saying hail watsits for you ;)
    We know Mike :pathd: we`ll all be saying hail watsits for you ;)
    We know Mike :pathd: we`ll all be saying hail watsits for you ;)
    We know Mike :pathd: we`ll all be saying hail watsits for you ;)
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  19. Snowbaby

    Blueberry help please

    Buy an ericaceous soil compost ricky. Peat and john innes are completely different. JI is a blended soil mix.....a basic formula for producing an ideal growing medium. Peat has hardly any...
    Buy an ericaceous soil compost ricky. Peat and john innes are completely different. JI is a blended soil mix.....a basic formula for producing an ideal growing medium. Peat has hardly any nutrients in it You can add flowers of sulphur to make soil more acidic or to maintain an acid soil but...
    Buy an ericaceous soil compost ricky. Peat and john innes are completely different. JI is a blended soil mix.....a basic formula for producing an ideal growing medium. Peat has hardly any nutrients in it You can add flowers of sulphur to make...
    Buy an ericaceous soil compost ricky. Peat and john innes are completely different. JI is a blended soil mix.....a basic formula for producing an ideal growing medium. Peat has hardly any...
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  20. ARMANDII

    THE TOMATO SEED SWAP THREAD 2018

    It's only partially archived, only tomato varieties beginning with the letter A Category:Tomato Variety List - Tatiana's TOMATOBaseEverything else is missing, for example
    It's only partially archived, only tomato varieties beginning with the letter A Category:Tomato Variety List - Tatiana's TOMATOBaseEverything else is missing, for example
    It's only partially archived, only tomato varieties beginning with the letter A Category:Tomato Variety List - Tatiana's TOMATOBaseEverything else is missing, for example
    It's only partially archived, only tomato varieties beginning with the letter A Category:Tomato Variety List - Tatiana's TOMATOBaseEverything else is missing, for example
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    28
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    4,510

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