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I've grown both the yellow and the red but can't remember the actual names. I think the yellow tend to be more vigorous than the red but as with every plant these days, new varieties are produced on a seemingly continuous basis.

Israel is certainly no stranger to illegal secondment/settlement of land but it's unsure how far the world's understanding and acceptance of the horrendous historic treatment of Jewish people will stretch. Most people of any culture just want to live their lives but the manic leaders and the...

Don't have an air fryer but i use a rayburn

Might give it a miss, I was thinking of buying a bulk bag and making my own potting compost but I dont think its what I need. We never see any of the council compost that we participate and pay to get rid of around here it all goes to some unknown individual.I can never make enough weed free...

It's basically just a small gap, not a moat. I keep maybe a hand's width clear around the base of anything woody and mulch right up to that. Once they're properly established and the bark's thickened up it matters less, but for anything newly planted it's worth being careful.

It survives around here is all I can say, dont have it myself but have seen it in gardens.

Don't forget to water them in and they will need watering over the summer.

@Plantminded Who had thought that my garden was fox main road

Our allotment neighbour grew them last year, they never actually paid for the plot and we're kicked off and when the new couple took over I explained they had a lovely crop of mangelwurzels to look forward to and I received a very blank expression in return. The ones the lady had planted look...