Bargain. Think I forked out £1.50 for those in by local Homebase clearance sale.
The pH of the semi-dried tomatoes needs to be below 5.5 to remove the risk of botulism. One issue is that many modern varieties of tomato have...
Ha, I bought a Gardman bulb planter reduced to 69p in Home Bargains. Yesterday I saw some on offer (with own brand label) in B&M Home Bargains...
Morrisons have their yearly lily offer. 3 short plants (the varieties grow to 40-50cm) with buds for £1. All 3 plants in each pot are the same...
...yes, good point. Mine too were the last to come down with blight when the rest of my varieties got it.
@Scrungee I grew them last year. Very vigorous, very high yielding but personally I don't think they have much flavour. Good for a fry-up, but not...
I've twice tried and failed with Marmande/Super marmande. Have no problems with other varieties though!
@leeski ...hey, where's the cucumber?
....and if not, it could be that they've been overfed with too many nutrients.
Sorry I'm late to this thread. I was fortunate to have spent a week at Barnsdale doing work experience, when I was 16. (OK, most of it was spent...
I assume it's one of the Indigo series of blue/black tomatoes, that turn/blush a different colour when ripe.
*condolence card for Zigs* Sorry for your loss!
Soapwort (Saponaria officinalis)
Ah, but many discussion boards will swallow up any post that contains a banned word. I used to be on one where any obscene or anatomically...
And if the mary jane isn't to your, er, taste, then that looks like a seeding of Verbena bonariensis in the background.
Be aware that potatoes are grown from special baby potatoes called 'seed potatoes', which are something completely different. I'm afraid that your...
As above. White bryony. Poisonous.
...agreed. It's a garden plant that some people like...but has a nasty habit of spreading to where it's unwanted. I bought a house that came with...
I've been on a trawl round local discount stores today and found some bargains. I know this is supposed to be a Wilko thread, but my local B&M has...
On second glance, I agree with @Silver surfer re:4. The flat leaves could be freesia and aren't daff/narcissus.
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