Edible Gardening

Looking good Carl. Still not got round to doing mine yet.Rusty

Elsanta I think. Reasonable crop, picked every 3-4 days for 3 weeks or so. Watering daily essential and netting to stop the blackbird raids. Tasted delicious much better than shop bought! I can't sem to upload a photo at the moment, wiil try when I have more time.

I have placed it on the end of my desk , so it gets the warmth and light but is out of the window "cold zone". It now has two chances !

Hmmm, now we have another something to think about ...

Does that come in a different shaped bottle?

Heres a little inspiration from the conservatory @ Bellagio in Vegas:-- 1,284 lb-- 995 lb-- (missed the weight)-- all guarded by a mildy scary talking tree, with strangely implausible giant grapes growing on the branches.

Mr Bennett

Only the runners roots left in the buckets,so nothing to untangle?,the beans are still in modules ,but need to be potted this week,

Thanks Sue and Poolcue Well it looks like 2 ayes , 1 nay and 2 dont knows . So I'll give Ishikura a go , I'll grow Lisbon as well to hedge my bets . Unless anyone knows a good replacement for Lisbon ?

we havent had any spinach grow at all sowed 2 lots and nothing :( weve 3 tomato plants still in the greenhouse but the blight killed them off just need to burn them - all the leaves fell off the cucumber in early june so i shoved a spare tomato in its pot hoping for a better crop from the...

Thats put a wonderfull picture in my head Kris I've noticed you only see Wood Pigeons in pairs during the summer, but they form groups of hundreds in the winter, maybe thats why

Hi there. I came across this website Dunno if there's anything of interest to you?

Me too. Trouble is sometimes we don't get one until well into December, and I have plenty of Parsnips to eat ... perhaps I'll chance digging up some of my Gladiator

Thanks John. I am planning to get mine from AshridgeTrees - I buy a lot of plants (Trees / hedge plants) from them each year and have always been impressed with the quality, and they do a large range of Apples / Pears - £15 each for bare-rooted Maidens (much the same as your nursery [catalogue...

Thankyou

Thanks for that.

This seems more likely to me too. There are many microorganisms kicking about in the garden, some potentially harmful to us. I believe E-Coli occurs naturally and can live on certain plants for example. Boiling (or cooking by any means) the veg is perhaps the best way to ensure that any such...

Saw one nearly 32" long last year:

Like Kristen I buy from JBA, last year a group of us from the allotment ordered a bulk delivery (wholesale) and we got ours delivered in feb...it was delayed by a few days due to frosty weather...the delivery comes on a pallet. Ordering this way though you have to buy by the sack, but prices are...

Seems our media section doesn't show up in the whats new listings, so just thought i'd highlight the latest video in there.