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Looking Mighty Fine.....

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by bexy13, Jul 18, 2015.

  1. bexy13

    bexy13 Stay calm and eat cucumber!

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    Hi There

    I'm finally back and hopefully for good :D
    So I am here to show you my beautiful Veg's and Sweet Peas that you kinda fellows supplied me with :D

    So Enjoy and If you would like, you can share your photo's with me.
    Have a nice weekend :D

    Bex

    My Mum With Her Prized Possessions :dancy:
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    My Scented Sweet Peas :wub2:
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    Heavy Cropper Peas :yay:
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    My Lovely Jubbely Onions :yahoo:
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    Finally Had Some Success With My Corn :yes:
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    The Courgettes Are Spectacular :hapydancsmil:


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    The Runner Beans Are Flowering :love30:
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    The First Crop Of Courgettes :hapfeet:
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      Welcome back Bexy, it looks like a good crop in the garden this year. :)
       
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        Well done Bexy, everything looks great :)
         
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          Nice to see you back @bexy13 - and your veggies are very impressive! I never seem to have much luck with courgettes, no idea why.

          My sweetcorn has gone absolutely bananas - - a variety called 'minipop' which would have you believe they were small.......

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          And yes, that is a 7ft fence behind them......
           
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            Blooming 'eck @fat controller what on earth have you been doing to your corn they look like they could take over the world [emoji1]

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            Welcome back. Everything looks good. :blue thumb:

            It looks as though your onions may be getting scapes on them (the tops start to bulge and form flowers) and it's best to cut those tops off. :)
             
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            Hi FC,
            I've just had a look for you and the "mini" in "minipop" doesn't refer to the plants at all, it refers to the fact that they have miniature cobs, like the baby sweetcorn you can buy.
            The plants generally grow 7 to 8 ft high and you can gave upto 10 cobs off each plant.
             
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              Hmm never heard of scapes i will do that :D it won't affect the overall outcome will it? :-)

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              That will teach me not to buy on impulse then :biggrin:

              Ah well, Mrs C and Little C love sweetcorn, and it freezes well, so its all good :)

              @bexy13 - I hadn't a clue what scapes were until a few weeks ago. I think that is the plant about to bolt, but wait for advice from someone who knows what they are talking about before considering anything.
               
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              Taking them off helps to stop the plant from 'bolting', so it doesn't affect the growth and can only improve it.
               
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                Another quick update i have a courgarrow growing for the show which is over ft long and i have taken off a 6lb courgette. Anybody fancy some courgette soup?
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