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Crop rotation.
I used to rotate crops but haven't done so for about 20 years. I've found that proper digging and good fresh compost each year works OK for me.
I used to rotate crops but haven't done so for about 20 years. I've found that proper digging and good fresh compost each year works OK for me.
I used to rotate crops but haven't done so for about 20 years. I've found that proper digging and good fresh compost each year works OK for me.
I used to rotate crops but haven't done so for about 20 years. I've found that proper digging and good fresh compost each year works OK for me.
rustyroots
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Jun 29, 2012
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shiney
Jun 30, 2012
EuLEEKa!
I recently read some really good advice about transplanting leeks. I've been struggling with how to manage my leeks for awhile now. Have you followed this advice before? Do you have your own tips...
I recently read some really good advice about transplanting leeks. I've been struggling with how to manage my leeks for awhile now. Have you followed this advice before? Do you have your own tips on how to move leeks?
I recently read some really good advice about transplanting leeks. I've been struggling with how to manage my leeks for awhile now. Have you followed this advice before? Do you have your own tips on how to move leeks?
I recently read some really good advice about transplanting leeks. I've been struggling with how to manage my leeks for awhile now. Have you followed this advice before? Do you have your own tips...
AstroTurf
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Jun 30, 2012
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AstroTurf
Jun 30, 2012
BLIGHT????????????????
Epsom Salts.
Epsom Salts.
Epsom Salts.
Epsom Salts.
chitting kaz
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Jun 27, 2012
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Palustris
Jun 29, 2012
Cauli's failed again
Only summer Cauli I've grown with success is Candid Charm. That does a really good job of making a good head IMHO. Firm ground is important but I've not always bothered. Don't sow them too late...
Only summer Cauli I've grown with success is Candid Charm. That does a really good job of making a good head IMHO. Firm ground is important but I've not always bothered. Don't sow them too late either, the heat of Summer makes them do less well for me.
Only summer Cauli I've grown with success is Candid Charm. That does a really good job of making a good head IMHO. Firm ground is important but I've not always bothered. Don't sow them too late either, the heat of Summer makes them do less well...
Only summer Cauli I've grown with success is Candid Charm. That does a really good job of making a good head IMHO. Firm ground is important but I've not always bothered. Don't sow them too late...
Sargan
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Jun 28, 2012
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684
Kristen
Jun 29, 2012
Roma Tomatoes
I get the idea its not here, seems to early.
I get the idea its not here, seems to early.
I get the idea its not here, seems to early.
I get the idea its not here, seems to early.
Tom Hanna
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May 22, 2012
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pete
Jun 28, 2012
Sudden Cucumber Death Syndrome
Just eating a ham and Piccolino sandwich.Very nice too.
Just eating a ham and Piccolino sandwich.Very nice too.
Just eating a ham and Piccolino sandwich.Very nice too.
Just eating a ham and Piccolino sandwich.Very nice too.
Scrungee
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Apr 23, 2012
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Poolcue
Jun 28, 2012
leeks
Sounds excellent. Hopefully not forced too early on (as they may bolt), but I suggest you plant (make a hole with a dibber a good 6" deep, drop in, water well so that soil washed down around the...
Sounds excellent. Hopefully not forced too early on (as they may bolt), but I suggest you plant (make a hole with a dibber a good 6" deep, drop in, water well so that soil washed down around the roots, no need to back-fill at all) and sit tight until the Autumn at least. I think of Leeks as a...
Sounds excellent. Hopefully not forced too early on (as they may bolt), but I suggest you plant (make a hole with a dibber a good 6" deep, drop in, water well so that soil washed down around the roots, no need to back-fill at all) and sit tight...
Sounds excellent. Hopefully not forced too early on (as they may bolt), but I suggest you plant (make a hole with a dibber a good 6" deep, drop in, water well so that soil washed down around the...
blacksmith
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Jun 27, 2012
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Kristen
Jun 28, 2012
Strawberries - runners
They seem to be fairly decent fruiter's (I think we should adopt the word fruiter and get it into the dictionary), so its got to be worth a shot. I need work to settle down again to give me the...
They seem to be fairly decent fruiter's (I think we should adopt the word fruiter and get it into the dictionary), so its got to be worth a shot. I need work to settle down again to give me the chance to get back out there and get it done.
They seem to be fairly decent fruiter's (I think we should adopt the word fruiter and get it into the dictionary), so its got to be worth a shot. I need work to settle down again to give me the chance to get back out there and get it done.
They seem to be fairly decent fruiter's (I think we should adopt the word fruiter and get it into the dictionary), so its got to be worth a shot. I need work to settle down again to give me the...
Fat Controller
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Jun 24, 2012
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Fat Controller
Jun 27, 2012
cucumber flowers
Yes, 1st photo are males, second photo is female. If F1 Female-only variety then remove all male flowers. You may get a few at the beginning of the season but should get no more. Supposedly F1...
Yes, 1st photo are males, second photo is female. If F1 Female-only variety then remove all male flowers. You may get a few at the beginning of the season but should get no more. Supposedly F1 female-only varieties only produce males when stressed - so perhaps review your husbandry in case...
Yes, 1st photo are males, second photo is female. If F1 Female-only variety then remove all male flowers. You may get a few at the beginning of the season but should get no more. Supposedly F1 female-only varieties only produce males when...
Yes, 1st photo are males, second photo is female. If F1 Female-only variety then remove all male flowers. You may get a few at the beginning of the season but should get no more. Supposedly F1...
daznjo
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Jun 26, 2012
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Kristen
Jun 26, 2012
Runner Bean leaves being eaten by something?
Agree with Kristen, don't worry as the lower leaves aren't important. Just a suggestion re slugs. I'd be inclined to put the pellets on the ground around the bottom of the pots and not in the...
Agree with Kristen, don't worry as the lower leaves aren't important. Just a suggestion re slugs. I'd be inclined to put the pellets on the ground around the bottom of the pots and not in the pots. You don't really want to encourage them to climb up the pots. Let them munch on the pellets...
Agree with Kristen, don't worry as the lower leaves aren't important. Just a suggestion re slugs. I'd be inclined to put the pellets on the ground around the bottom of the pots and not in the pots. You don't really want to encourage them to...
Agree with Kristen, don't worry as the lower leaves aren't important. Just a suggestion re slugs. I'd be inclined to put the pellets on the ground around the bottom of the pots and not in the...
jazzy
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Jun 25, 2012
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shiney
Jun 26, 2012
Potatoes - Blackleg disease?
I used to see it a lot on the farm, it comes in the seed and is encouraged by cool and wet weather, theres nothing you can do accept pull out the diseased plants and definately don't keep the...
I used to see it a lot on the farm, it comes in the seed and is encouraged by cool and wet weather, theres nothing you can do accept pull out the diseased plants and definately don't keep the tubers for seed next year.
I used to see it a lot on the farm, it comes in the seed and is encouraged by cool and wet weather, theres nothing you can do accept pull out the diseased plants and definately don't keep the tubers for seed next year.
I used to see it a lot on the farm, it comes in the seed and is encouraged by cool and wet weather, theres nothing you can do accept pull out the diseased plants and definately don't keep the...
clueless1
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Jun 24, 2012
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blacksmith
Jun 25, 2012
Mildew on my onions
Hi there. No use now, but maybe next year try a resistant variety? Last year, my onions got Downy Mildew, so this year I'm trying one called 'Santero'. It claims to be resistant, so I'll post...
Hi there. No use now, but maybe next year try a resistant variety? Last year, my onions got Downy Mildew, so this year I'm trying one called 'Santero'. It claims to be resistant, so I'll post the results later on, probably September. Cheers...Freddy
Hi there. No use now, but maybe next year try a resistant variety? Last year, my onions got Downy Mildew, so this year I'm trying one called 'Santero'. It claims to be resistant, so I'll post the results later on, probably September. ...
Hi there. No use now, but maybe next year try a resistant variety? Last year, my onions got Downy Mildew, so this year I'm trying one called 'Santero'. It claims to be resistant, so I'll post...
Plant Potty
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Jun 18, 2012
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Freddy
Jun 24, 2012
when you grow bell peppers, how many do you get?
Well strictly speaking, pepper plants aren't annuals so they'll carry on cropping as long as they survive.
Well strictly speaking, pepper plants aren't annuals so they'll carry on cropping as long as they survive.
Well strictly speaking, pepper plants aren't annuals so they'll carry on cropping as long as they survive.
Well strictly speaking, pepper plants aren't annuals so they'll carry on cropping as long as they survive.
ellwilll
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Jun 23, 2012
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Loofah
Jun 24, 2012
Tropical fruit id please
I'm going with Longan I reckon, but thanks for looking! As far as fruiting I have no idea, but I'll find out in a year or three hopefully!
I'm going with Longan I reckon, but thanks for looking! As far as fruiting I have no idea, but I'll find out in a year or three hopefully!
I'm going with Longan I reckon, but thanks for looking! As far as fruiting I have no idea, but I'll find out in a year or three hopefully!
I'm going with Longan I reckon, but thanks for looking! As far as fruiting I have no idea, but I'll find out in a year or three hopefully!
longk
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Jun 24, 2012
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longk
Jun 24, 2012
Giant pumpkin seedlings
Transplanting will set them even further back, so I'd reduce to 2 best plants per pot and wait until there was a much bigger true leaf before planting out, as what's there at the moment is so tiny...
Transplanting will set them even further back, so I'd reduce to 2 best plants per pot and wait until there was a much bigger true leaf before planting out, as what's there at the moment is so tiny that a slug could very easily finish the plants off for good. Then pinch the weakest plant out...
Transplanting will set them even further back, so I'd reduce to 2 best plants per pot and wait until there was a much bigger true leaf before planting out, as what's there at the moment is so tiny that a slug could very easily finish the plants...
Transplanting will set them even further back, so I'd reduce to 2 best plants per pot and wait until there was a much bigger true leaf before planting out, as what's there at the moment is so tiny...
james swann
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Jun 23, 2012
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Scrungee
Jun 23, 2012
Slow pokes or what ?
If the plants are kept warm they can continue to fruit all through the winter. Up until a couple of years ago I used to bring the best three plants into the house once the frosts arrived and they...
If the plants are kept warm they can continue to fruit all through the winter. Up until a couple of years ago I used to bring the best three plants into the house once the frosts arrived and they would give fruit until March - when I then pruned them back so that they had a rest before getting...
If the plants are kept warm they can continue to fruit all through the winter. Up until a couple of years ago I used to bring the best three plants into the house once the frosts arrived and they would give fruit until March - when I then pruned...
If the plants are kept warm they can continue to fruit all through the winter. Up until a couple of years ago I used to bring the best three plants into the house once the frosts arrived and they...
Gay Gardener
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Jun 21, 2012
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shiney
Jun 23, 2012
Peppers and chillies.
Optimal time for chilli pollen is between 12pm and 3pm. You can shake the plant gently, use a little flick of the flowers, use a paintbrush or cotton bud, or of course, let nature take its own...
Optimal time for chilli pollen is between 12pm and 3pm. You can shake the plant gently, use a little flick of the flowers, use a paintbrush or cotton bud, or of course, let nature take its own course..
Optimal time for chilli pollen is between 12pm and 3pm. You can shake the plant gently, use a little flick of the flowers, use a paintbrush or cotton bud, or of course, let nature take its own course..
Optimal time for chilli pollen is between 12pm and 3pm. You can shake the plant gently, use a little flick of the flowers, use a paintbrush or cotton bud, or of course, let nature take its own...
rustyroots
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Jun 20, 2012
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james swann
Jun 23, 2012
Tomato grow house.
Yes, you could do that. Tomato Fertiliser companies wnat you to use the maximum possible - that equates to their profits! But ... your tomato fertilizer N-P-K should have a ratio (between the...
Yes, you could do that. Tomato Fertiliser companies wnat you to use the maximum possible - that equates to their profits! But ... your tomato fertilizer N-P-K should have a ratio (between the figures) of something like 1-1-2 - so perhaps an NPK of 7-7-14 or something like that. If that's the...
Yes, you could do that. Tomato Fertiliser companies wnat you to use the maximum possible - that equates to their profits! But ... your tomato fertilizer N-P-K should have a ratio (between the figures) of something like 1-1-2 - so perhaps an NPK...
Yes, you could do that. Tomato Fertiliser companies wnat you to use the maximum possible - that equates to their profits! But ... your tomato fertilizer N-P-K should have a ratio (between the...
rustyroots
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Jun 20, 2012
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Kristen
Jun 22, 2012
Veg plot irregation
Not seen this thread before, very impressive I love the veg plot. Well done :patpat:. Rusty
Not seen this thread before, very impressive I love the veg plot. Well done :patpat:. Rusty
Not seen this thread before, very impressive I love the veg plot. Well done :patpat:. Rusty
Not seen this thread before, very impressive I love the veg plot. Well done :patpat:. Rusty
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Apr 22, 2010
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rustyroots
Jun 22, 2012
A bit of info on onion harvesting
It's been hundreds of years since astonomers discovered it's the other way round, although Galileo did get in a bit a trouble when he suggested it.
It's been hundreds of years since astonomers discovered it's the other way round, although Galileo did get in a bit a trouble when he suggested it.
It's been hundreds of years since astonomers discovered it's the other way round, although Galileo did get in a bit a trouble when he suggested it.
It's been hundreds of years since astonomers discovered it's the other way round, although Galileo did get in a bit a trouble when he suggested it.
Loofah
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Jun 19, 2012
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Scrungee
Jun 22, 2012
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