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How To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
This is a very good site for identifying your apples if you want to.Basic searches can be done without joining up.More complicated searches may require joining.fruitID | Apple...
This is a very good site for identifying your apples if you want to.Basic searches can be done without joining up.More complicated searches may require joining.fruitID | Apple Identification | Apple Varieties | Apple CultivarsWe went to an Apple Day at our local orchard and got our...
This is a very good site for identifying your apples if you want to.Basic searches can be done without joining up.More complicated searches may require joining.fruitID | Apple Identification | Apple Varieties | Apple CultivarsWe went to...
This is a very good site for identifying your apples if you want to.Basic searches can be done without joining up.More complicated searches may require joining.fruitID | Apple...
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Tomato Grafting
Yes, it is worth the effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.
Yes, it is worth the effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.
Yes, it is worth the effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.
Yes, it is worth the effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.
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Sowing seeds too early.
Thank you Wee Tam, that is very kind of you to say that.Steve...
Thank you Wee Tam, that is very kind of you to say that.Steve...
Thank you Wee Tam, that is very kind of you to say that.Steve...
Thank you Wee Tam, that is very kind of you to say that.Steve...
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Giant Pumpkin Growing Guide
... and here's the guy with his previous Pumpkin ... Portugal’s largest pumpkin “Isidora” is Algarve-grown - Portugal ResidentPaderne is about 20 minutes from me.
... and here's the guy with his previous Pumpkin ... Portugal’s largest pumpkin “Isidora” is Algarve-grown - Portugal ResidentPaderne is about 20 minutes from me.
... and here's the guy with his previous Pumpkin ... Portugal’s largest pumpkin “Isidora” is Algarve-grown - Portugal ResidentPaderne is about 20 minutes from me.
... and here's the guy with his previous Pumpkin ... Portugal’s largest pumpkin “Isidora” is Algarve-grown - Portugal ResidentPaderne is about 20 minutes from me.
Steve R
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Jan 7, 2016
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Victoria
Aug 29, 2023
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Blight Resistant Tomatoes
Will definitely try Honey Moon next year.
Will definitely try Honey Moon next year.
Will definitely try Honey Moon next year.
Will definitely try Honey Moon next year.
JWK
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Sep 20, 2021
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Baalmaiden
Sep 23, 2023
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Tomato Seed Swaps
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Seed sorting for 2024
I do keep my seeds sorted by category in Tupperwares in a fridge so they stay fresh, in theory.it's been so wet, so long this winter that I did actually make a wee Excel file of my veggie seeds...
I do keep my seeds sorted by category in Tupperwares in a fridge so they stay fresh, in theory.it's been so wet, so long this winter that I did actually make a wee Excel file of my veggie seeds and have recorded on it what I have sown on what day. Didn't start till last week and so far have...
I do keep my seeds sorted by category in Tupperwares in a fridge so they stay fresh, in theory.it's been so wet, so long this winter that I did actually make a wee Excel file of my veggie seeds and have recorded on it what I have sown on what...
I do keep my seeds sorted by category in Tupperwares in a fridge so they stay fresh, in theory.it's been so wet, so long this winter that I did actually make a wee Excel file of my veggie seeds...
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Obelix-Vendée
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Tomato Taste Test 2023
Thank you @JenCD for your very useful post
Thank you @JenCD for your very useful post
Thank you @JenCD for your very useful post
Thank you @JenCD for your very useful post
JWK
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Onion Growing 2024
My onion sets have started to grow but hardly moved since. They are just standing still almost.
My onion sets have started to grow but hardly moved since. They are just standing still almost.
My onion sets have started to grow but hardly moved since. They are just standing still almost.
My onion sets have started to grow but hardly moved since. They are just standing still almost.
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May 3, 2024
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Potato Growing 2024
At last the council is good for something!
At last the council is good for something!
At last the council is good for something!
At last the council is good for something!
JWK
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Chillies 2024
To prune at 6 inches or not to prune chilli plants. There are a few utube videos I have now watched on the comparison on whither to prune or not to prune showing the different stages of growth...
To prune at 6 inches or not to prune chilli plants. There are a few utube videos I have now watched on the comparison on whither to prune or not to prune showing the different stages of growth between the two in separate pots. After watching them I am going to prune.
To prune at 6 inches or not to prune chilli plants. There are a few utube videos I have now watched on the comparison on whither to prune or not to prune showing the different stages of growth between the two in separate pots. After watching them...
To prune at 6 inches or not to prune chilli plants. There are a few utube videos I have now watched on the comparison on whither to prune or not to prune showing the different stages of growth...
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May 8, 2024 at 12:10 PM
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Vegetable Growing 2024
The same down here, erratic temperatures mean they have been slow. also the melons.
The same down here, erratic temperatures mean they have been slow. also the melons.
The same down here, erratic temperatures mean they have been slow. also the melons.
The same down here, erratic temperatures mean they have been slow. also the melons.
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Tomato Growing 2024
Fairly sure it's two regular and one potato.
Fairly sure it's two regular and one potato.
Fairly sure it's two regular and one potato.
Fairly sure it's two regular and one potato.
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seed sowing times?
Depending on varieties.........Firstly , yes, you can usually start earlier in a greenhouse. But what I have below is a very broad answer to your question.Tomatoesin heated greenhouse, sow...
Depending on varieties.........Firstly , yes, you can usually start earlier in a greenhouse. But what I have below is a very broad answer to your question.Tomatoesin heated greenhouse, sow late Dec to early january to transplant underglass late Feb to early March.unheated greenhouse, sow...
Depending on varieties.........Firstly , yes, you can usually start earlier in a greenhouse. But what I have below is a very broad answer to your question.Tomatoesin heated greenhouse, sow late Dec to early january to transplant underglass...
Depending on varieties.........Firstly , yes, you can usually start earlier in a greenhouse. But what I have below is a very broad answer to your question.Tomatoesin heated greenhouse, sow...
Growmore
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Jan 1, 2005
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Webmaster
Jan 8, 2005
Diverse Vegetables
Ooops. Cheers for that, URL was from memory.
Ooops. Cheers for that, URL was from memory.
Ooops. Cheers for that, URL was from memory.
Ooops. Cheers for that, URL was from memory.
cgorman
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Jan 5, 2005
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MarkO
Jan 11, 2005
Growing pumpkins
HI Fitzy not grown pumpkins myself, but I thought they were usually grown along the ground. Perhaps with the fruits placed on a board, or similar, to keep them just clear of the ground.
HI Fitzy not grown pumpkins myself, but I thought they were usually grown along the ground. Perhaps with the fruits placed on a board, or similar, to keep them just clear of the ground.
HI Fitzy not grown pumpkins myself, but I thought they were usually grown along the ground. Perhaps with the fruits placed on a board, or similar, to keep them just clear of the ground.
HI Fitzy not grown pumpkins myself, but I thought they were usually grown along the ground. Perhaps with the fruits placed on a board, or similar, to keep them just clear of the ground.
Fitzy
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pete
Jan 19, 2005
Garlic Chive Invasion!!
Kev,I would imagine a good dig over, removing all signs of chives would be a start, any you miss, when they start to grow, remove the whole clump.Sorry I can't think of any other...
Kev,I would imagine a good dig over, removing all signs of chives would be a start, any you miss, when they start to grow, remove the whole clump.Sorry I can't think of any other way.Nathan.ps, thanks for registering.
Kev,I would imagine a good dig over, removing all signs of chives would be a start, any you miss, when they start to grow, remove the whole clump.Sorry I can't think of any other way.Nathan.ps, thanks for registering.
Kev,I would imagine a good dig over, removing all signs of chives would be a start, any you miss, when they start to grow, remove the whole clump.Sorry I can't think of any other...
Kev H
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Webmaster
Jan 25, 2005
Leggy tomato plants
Alan,I sowed 3 Tomato seeds yesterday (sweet million), and am going to sow some more in about 4-6 weeks time, that way I will get a longer cropping period.Tomatoes can be sown in a greenhouse...
Alan,I sowed 3 Tomato seeds yesterday (sweet million), and am going to sow some more in about 4-6 weeks time, that way I will get a longer cropping period.Tomatoes can be sown in a greenhouse in January, if they are going to stay in the greenhouse, for planting outside, you want to leave...
Alan,I sowed 3 Tomato seeds yesterday (sweet million), and am going to sow some more in about 4-6 weeks time, that way I will get a longer cropping period.Tomatoes can be sown in a greenhouse in January, if they are going to stay in the...
Alan,I sowed 3 Tomato seeds yesterday (sweet million), and am going to sow some more in about 4-6 weeks time, that way I will get a longer cropping period.Tomatoes can be sown in a greenhouse...
alan
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Feb 6, 2005
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Webmaster
Feb 7, 2005
courgette virus
Plant virus are usually spread through the contamination of the sap. Usually spread by sap sucking insects but can also be spread by using unclean tools, say when cutting off dead leaves during...
Plant virus are usually spread through the contamination of the sap. Usually spread by sap sucking insects but can also be spread by using unclean tools, say when cutting off dead leaves during the growing season. Its always best to use fresh compost and clean pots anyway.pete
Plant virus are usually spread through the contamination of the sap. Usually spread by sap sucking insects but can also be spread by using unclean tools, say when cutting off dead leaves during the growing season. Its always best to use fresh...
Plant virus are usually spread through the contamination of the sap. Usually spread by sap sucking insects but can also be spread by using unclean tools, say when cutting off dead leaves during...
Izzy
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Feb 9, 2005
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pete
Feb 9, 2005
carrots
Carrot only flies 15inches from the ground(I don't who worked that one out) errect a poly barrier two feet high round the bed. If the soil is clay try growing paramex which are round carrots about...
Carrot only flies 15inches from the ground(I don't who worked that one out) errect a poly barrier two feet high round the bed. If the soil is clay try growing paramex which are round carrots about two inches across.
Carrot only flies 15inches from the ground(I don't who worked that one out) errect a poly barrier two feet high round the bed. If the soil is clay try growing paramex which are round carrots about two inches across.
Carrot only flies 15inches from the ground(I don't who worked that one out) errect a poly barrier two feet high round the bed. If the soil is clay try growing paramex which are round carrots about...
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Feb 6, 2005
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scenicplot
Feb 18, 2005
Raspberries
Thanks. My mother-out-law is due to visit for the weekend; I will wait till Monday and take out my frustration on the raspberries!
Thanks. My mother-out-law is due to visit for the weekend; I will wait till Monday and take out my frustration on the raspberries!
Thanks. My mother-out-law is due to visit for the weekend; I will wait till Monday and take out my frustration on the raspberries!
Thanks. My mother-out-law is due to visit for the weekend; I will wait till Monday and take out my frustration on the raspberries!
Liz Giz
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Feb 22, 2005
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Liz Giz
Feb 22, 2005
TOMATOES
I grew Tomatillos a couple of years ago. Really needed to be grown under cover. Similar to physalis, in fact it is a physalis. Like cape gooseberry but larger and insipid flavour but the yanks and...
I grew Tomatillos a couple of years ago. Really needed to be grown under cover. Similar to physalis, in fact it is a physalis. Like cape gooseberry but larger and insipid flavour but the yanks and mex like them.They've got some on ebay.
I grew Tomatillos a couple of years ago. Really needed to be grown under cover. Similar to physalis, in fact it is a physalis. Like cape gooseberry but larger and insipid flavour but the yanks and mex like them.They've got some on ebay.
I grew Tomatillos a couple of years ago. Really needed to be grown under cover. Similar to physalis, in fact it is a physalis. Like cape gooseberry but larger and insipid flavour but the yanks and...
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Feb 24, 2005
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pete
Feb 24, 2005
New Vegie Patch
Well done Buttercup...if it's Woodash rest assured you never have slugs nibbling at your vegies, lol as long as it's not all just ash,but dig it in deep and mix well with soil, maybe some sand or...
Well done Buttercup...if it's Woodash rest assured you never have slugs nibbling at your vegies, lol as long as it's not all just ash,but dig it in deep and mix well with soil, maybe some sand or peat /peat substitute would not go amiss,if the soil is too dusty. You should have saved this...
Well done Buttercup...if it's Woodash rest assured you never have slugs nibbling at your vegies, lol as long as it's not all just ash,but dig it in deep and mix well with soil, maybe some sand or peat /peat substitute would not go amiss,if the...
Well done Buttercup...if it's Woodash rest assured you never have slugs nibbling at your vegies, lol as long as it's not all just ash,but dig it in deep and mix well with soil, maybe some sand or...
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Mar 4, 2005
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Ladybird
Mar 4, 2005
potato soil
Hi Buttercup, I've grown potatoes for many years in soil with a neutral pH; just add some good old fashioned well rotted manure and I'm sure you'll get a decent crop.
Hi Buttercup, I've grown potatoes for many years in soil with a neutral pH; just add some good old fashioned well rotted manure and I'm sure you'll get a decent crop.
Hi Buttercup, I've grown potatoes for many years in soil with a neutral pH; just add some good old fashioned well rotted manure and I'm sure you'll get a decent crop.
Hi Buttercup, I've grown potatoes for many years in soil with a neutral pH; just add some good old fashioned well rotted manure and I'm sure you'll get a decent crop.
Buttercup
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Mar 10, 2005
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skrumpy
Mar 10, 2005
CRANBERRY`S
www.dorset-blueberry.com
www.dorset-blueberry.com
www.dorset-blueberry.com
www.dorset-blueberry.com
colin
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Mar 11, 2005
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pete
Mar 11, 2005
strawberries
No its not a silly question. I reckon they need potting up in 2-3 in pots. But keep them as cool as poss. and as light as poss. Having said that frost free, perhaps 50 deg F min. Those divided...
No its not a silly question. I reckon they need potting up in 2-3 in pots. But keep them as cool as poss. and as light as poss. Having said that frost free, perhaps 50 deg F min. Those divided trays you can get for bedding plants would be OK. [ March 11, 2005, 07:54 PM: Message edited by:...
No its not a silly question. I reckon they need potting up in 2-3 in pots. But keep them as cool as poss. and as light as poss. Having said that frost free, perhaps 50 deg F min. Those divided trays you can get for bedding plants would be OK. ...
No its not a silly question. I reckon they need potting up in 2-3 in pots. But keep them as cool as poss. and as light as poss. Having said that frost free, perhaps 50 deg F min. Those divided...
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Mar 11, 2005
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pete
Mar 11, 2005
Winter cabbages
Thanks for the reply maybe they were a little early, too much going on last year for me to remember now
Thanks for the reply maybe they were a little early, too much going on last year for me to remember now
Thanks for the reply maybe they were a little early, too much going on last year for me to remember now
Thanks for the reply maybe they were a little early, too much going on last year for me to remember now
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Mar 9, 2005
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beans
Mar 12, 2005
Kale ornamental (Sunrise)
Probably best sown outdoors when the weather allows. Not sure but dont they colour up in the late autumn, like ornamental cabbage. If so your probably a bit early.
Probably best sown outdoors when the weather allows. Not sure but dont they colour up in the late autumn, like ornamental cabbage. If so your probably a bit early.
Probably best sown outdoors when the weather allows. Not sure but dont they colour up in the late autumn, like ornamental cabbage. If so your probably a bit early.
Probably best sown outdoors when the weather allows. Not sure but dont they colour up in the late autumn, like ornamental cabbage. If so your probably a bit early.
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Mar 12, 2005
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pete
Mar 13, 2005
Asparagus
Thanks for your responses.
Thanks for your responses.
Thanks for your responses.
Thanks for your responses.
skrumpy
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Mar 14, 2005
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skrumpy
Mar 15, 2005
Moving fruit trees? help
If they are already nicely situated and growing the safest and least stressfull option for the bushes is the 2nd one, one benefit is after scooping the weeds away you can replace the top section...
If they are already nicely situated and growing the safest and least stressfull option for the bushes is the 2nd one, one benefit is after scooping the weeds away you can replace the top section with some better soil/compost (top dressing)
If they are already nicely situated and growing the safest and least stressfull option for the bushes is the 2nd one, one benefit is after scooping the weeds away you can replace the top section with some better soil/compost (top dressing)
If they are already nicely situated and growing the safest and least stressfull option for the bushes is the 2nd one, one benefit is after scooping the weeds away you can replace the top section...
choppy
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Mar 25, 2005
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SteveW
Mar 26, 2005
CRANBERRY PLANTS
http://www.dorset-blueberry.com/
http://www.dorset-blueberry.com/
http://www.dorset-blueberry.com/
http://www.dorset-blueberry.com/
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Mar 26, 2005
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pete
Mar 27, 2005
Pumpkins
Hi lil-LisaPumpkins are indeed very greedy. I follow Bob Flowerdew's advice & pinch out the growing tip when there are 2-3 baby pumpkins per plant (about 5cm diameter), otherwise it's energy...
Hi lil-LisaPumpkins are indeed very greedy. I follow Bob Flowerdew's advice & pinch out the growing tip when there are 2-3 baby pumpkins per plant (about 5cm diameter), otherwise it's energy just goes into making more & more leaf & stem & they get really, really huge! Also I've found if you...
Hi lil-LisaPumpkins are indeed very greedy. I follow Bob Flowerdew's advice & pinch out the growing tip when there are 2-3 baby pumpkins per plant (about 5cm diameter), otherwise it's energy just goes into making more & more leaf & stem & they...
Hi lil-LisaPumpkins are indeed very greedy. I follow Bob Flowerdew's advice & pinch out the growing tip when there are 2-3 baby pumpkins per plant (about 5cm diameter), otherwise it's energy...
lil-lisa
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Bayleaf
Apr 6, 2005
new veg garden
Just had a thought. You can buy fruit plants in pots at any time but they are much cheaper if you buy them bare rooted in winter. There might still be time to get rasp canes and berries but im...
Just had a thought. You can buy fruit plants in pots at any time but they are much cheaper if you buy them bare rooted in winter. There might still be time to get rasp canes and berries but im not sure.Southern nurseries sometimes have sales of stock that is too late for their area but is...
Just had a thought. You can buy fruit plants in pots at any time but they are much cheaper if you buy them bare rooted in winter. There might still be time to get rasp canes and berries but im not sure.Southern nurseries sometimes have...
Just had a thought. You can buy fruit plants in pots at any time but they are much cheaper if you buy them bare rooted in winter. There might still be time to get rasp canes and berries but im...
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Mrs cloudy
Apr 6, 2005
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