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Easy to grow chilli plants in England?

Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by kyleleonard, Jan 9, 2012.

  1. Phil A

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    Nice? It was terrible:sad: I had to walk through those gardens every morning on the way to classes. I would rather have been working in the Gardens than sat talking about some crusty old lime mortar.
     
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    Noooooo, nice gardens, I mean...jeeez:)
     
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    • james swann

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      West dean festival is good i will b there on the saturday 28th cant wait
       
    • Phil A

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      Will see if I can make it too.
       
    • shiney

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      West Dean is one of the best festivals :dbgrtmb:
       
    • Phil A

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      You going down there too Shiney?
       
    • HarryS

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      Germolene may help :snork:
       
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      • shiney

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        No, I'm busy that weekend.
         
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        Zambuk is better :dbgrtmb:
         
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          First chilli harvested, and walloped into Mrs C's dinner yesterday - by all accounts it was tasty with a good heat :)
           
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            my village tesco are selling chilli plants and tomato plants in pots ... £5 for 2

            bought one of each today, and repotted them in airpots with decent compost ...

            bought them to experiment with fertilizers .... my daughter saw me foliar feeding with seaweed/fish mix and said she will not eat the tomatoes

            :)
             
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            Sounds expensive to me, dim :rolleyespink:
             
          • james swann

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            Are they the cheyennes i saw today??
             
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            Expensive? When down at B&Q, I saw Toms for around a tenner, each!
             
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            Maybe that's why I never bother to go to DIY places and garden centres for plants :ideaIPB:.
             
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