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Exotics under glass

Discussion in 'Greenhouse Growing' started by burnie, Jul 31, 2016.

  1. burnie

    burnie Super Gardener

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    My dad had a grape vine in the early 1960's, he planted the root outside and the stem was threaded inside and along the inside of the ridge. Does anyone else grow such things, Figs or soft fruits?
     
  2. Anthony Rogers

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    Hi Burnie,

    Sorry I don't grow owt like that, but, fast forward to the 80's and you've bought back memories of my dad doing the same, thanks :)
     
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    • PeterS

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      Burnie - I have never grown one - but my sister, for a long time, had one the same way. Root outside and fruit inside.
       
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        Not something I will rush at, will have at least one season with "annuals" first, but a small Cherry or a grape might be nice.
         
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