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Droopy Oranges and Lemons
Thanks WOO!
Thanks WOO!
Thanks WOO!
Thanks WOO!
newtonuk
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Sep 3, 2010
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4
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786
newtonuk
Sep 3, 2010
Help! who is stealing my tomatoes?
:rotfl: Very good!
:rotfl: Very good!
:rotfl: Very good!
:rotfl: Very good!
Labrador
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Aug 18, 2010
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8
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1,517
ClaraLou
Sep 3, 2010
Ripe tomatoes
When one or two start to change the rest follow. What I have been doing is keeping a red one on until another starts changing to take over the red one. As mention in another thread be careful with...
When one or two start to change the rest follow. What I have been doing is keeping a red one on until another starts changing to take over the red one. As mention in another thread be careful with bananas since you can end up with too many ripe tomatoes at once. I thought I was going to need to...
When one or two start to change the rest follow. What I have been doing is keeping a red one on until another starts changing to take over the red one. As mention in another thread be careful with bananas since you can end up with too many ripe...
When one or two start to change the rest follow. What I have been doing is keeping a red one on until another starts changing to take over the red one. As mention in another thread be careful with...
colincwb
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Aug 31, 2010
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6
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1,010
djrock
Sep 3, 2010
Fruits
I've not tried dehydrating physalis Pete, but going by what we have dried I'd guess the results would be pretty much the same as supermarket dried fruit. They'll almost certainly taste sweeter...
I've not tried dehydrating physalis Pete, but going by what we have dried I'd guess the results would be pretty much the same as supermarket dried fruit. They'll almost certainly taste sweeter as the sugar content is more concentrated than when fresh and full of water.
I've not tried dehydrating physalis Pete, but going by what we have dried I'd guess the results would be pretty much the same as supermarket dried fruit. They'll almost certainly taste sweeter as the sugar content is more concentrated than when...
I've not tried dehydrating physalis Pete, but going by what we have dried I'd guess the results would be pretty much the same as supermarket dried fruit. They'll almost certainly taste sweeter...
pete
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Aug 28, 2010
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12
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565
Dave W
Aug 31, 2010
Courgette Glut - usage ideas
Been doing a pickle of mine YouTube- Prince - Little Red Corvette Just tried it, not bad at all. Better than the raw product. Asked Mrs Becky if she wanted to try some, she said she'd...
Been doing a pickle of mine YouTube- Prince - Little Red Corvette Just tried it, not bad at all. Better than the raw product. Asked Mrs Becky if she wanted to try some, she said she'd already eaten an entire jar that she'd found in the fridge. Can't be that bad then.
Been doing a pickle of mine YouTube- Prince - Little Red Corvette Just tried it, not bad at all. Better than the raw product. Asked Mrs Becky if she wanted to try some, she said she'd already eaten an entire jar that she'd found in the...
Been doing a pickle of mine YouTube- Prince - Little Red Corvette Just tried it, not bad at all. Better than the raw product. Asked Mrs Becky if she wanted to try some, she said she'd...
Steve R
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Aug 29, 2010
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10
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3,852
Phil A
Aug 31, 2010
vegetable patch
Hi Rich, No worries, always good to see people getting into growing stuff.:tnp: You buy seed potatoes in the spring, these are less likely to suffer from disease than just growing spuds from...
Hi Rich, No worries, always good to see people getting into growing stuff.:tnp: You buy seed potatoes in the spring, these are less likely to suffer from disease than just growing spuds from the supermarket. Dig a trench about 6inches deep, the earth from the trench goes at the side, you...
Hi Rich, No worries, always good to see people getting into growing stuff.:tnp: You buy seed potatoes in the spring, these are less likely to suffer from disease than just growing spuds from the supermarket. Dig a trench about 6inches deep,...
Hi Rich, No worries, always good to see people getting into growing stuff.:tnp: You buy seed potatoes in the spring, these are less likely to suffer from disease than just growing spuds from...
rich00cap
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Aug 24, 2010
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7
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472
Phil A
Aug 30, 2010
Planting Garlic To peel or not to peel?
Hi Dave, no, once the bulb is broken into cloves just plant them. Don't soak or peel.
Hi Dave, no, once the bulb is broken into cloves just plant them. Don't soak or peel.
Hi Dave, no, once the bulb is broken into cloves just plant them. Don't soak or peel.
Hi Dave, no, once the bulb is broken into cloves just plant them. Don't soak or peel.
oakdaledave
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Aug 30, 2010
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1
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436
Alice
Aug 30, 2010
Onion results.....
:gnthb: Well good to hear you have made a good recovery from everything Vince, you will give them a run for their money next year with your onions for sure.. As for the rest sounding promising &...
:gnthb: Well good to hear you have made a good recovery from everything Vince, you will give them a run for their money next year with your onions for sure.. As for the rest sounding promising & eating your 1st cauli tonight seems a nice little bit of pleasure... :yho:
:gnthb: Well good to hear you have made a good recovery from everything Vince, you will give them a run for their money next year with your onions for sure.. As for the rest sounding promising & eating your 1st cauli tonight seems a nice little...
:gnthb: Well good to hear you have made a good recovery from everything Vince, you will give them a run for their money next year with your onions for sure.. As for the rest sounding promising &...
Vince
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Aug 29, 2010
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1
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354
Marley Farley
Aug 29, 2010
Do My Tomatos have Bacterial Canker?
They're delicious! Made tomato chutney yesterday and soup today. More tomatos than I know what to do with
They're delicious! Made tomato chutney yesterday and soup today. More tomatos than I know what to do with
They're delicious! Made tomato chutney yesterday and soup today. More tomatos than I know what to do with
They're delicious! Made tomato chutney yesterday and soup today. More tomatos than I know what to do with
saint_david
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Aug 4, 2010
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5
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907
saint_david
Aug 26, 2010
Tomato Diagnoses
Hmmm, I'd suggest a severe case of blossom end rot, how regularly do you water them? Have they got dry at any point?It's the closest match from this list of tomato troubles:
Hmmm, I'd suggest a severe case of blossom end rot, how regularly do you water them? Have they got dry at any point?It's the closest match from this list of tomato troubles:
Hmmm, I'd suggest a severe case of blossom end rot, how regularly do you water them? Have they got dry at any point?It's the closest match from this list of tomato troubles:
Hmmm, I'd suggest a severe case of blossom end rot, how regularly do you water them? Have they got dry at any point?It's the closest match from this list of tomato troubles:
mfirth
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Aug 6, 2010
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7
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896
OllieMartin
Aug 25, 2010
Mini red pepper leaf drop
I live in the UK and have three mini red pepper plants growing inside on my windowsills in different pots. They are all bearing fruit, and all in the same compost. Two are fine. One looks sad :(...
I live in the UK and have three mini red pepper plants growing inside on my windowsills in different pots. They are all bearing fruit, and all in the same compost. Two are fine. One looks sad :( It was fine until a bit ago, now its leaves go like so: 1) They curl up from the edges 2) Go...
I live in the UK and have three mini red pepper plants growing inside on my windowsills in different pots. They are all bearing fruit, and all in the same compost. Two are fine. One looks sad :( It was fine until a bit ago, now its leaves go like...
I live in the UK and have three mini red pepper plants growing inside on my windowsills in different pots. They are all bearing fruit, and all in the same compost. Two are fine. One looks sad :(...
jw_universe
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Aug 25, 2010
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0
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416
jw_universe
Aug 25, 2010
Tomatoes - Blossom end rot
It depends what you're growing them in, I always found it a problem in grow bags, you cant water them properly and the roots tend to cook.True its not ideal to be adding lime at this late...
It depends what you're growing them in, I always found it a problem in grow bags, you cant water them properly and the roots tend to cook.True its not ideal to be adding lime at this late stage, but it might help.
It depends what you're growing them in, I always found it a problem in grow bags, you cant water them properly and the roots tend to cook.True its not ideal to be adding lime at this late stage, but it might help.
It depends what you're growing them in, I always found it a problem in grow bags, you cant water them properly and the roots tend to cook.True its not ideal to be adding lime at this late...
cr1tical
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Aug 25, 2010
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7
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552
pete
Aug 25, 2010
Good outdoor tomato plants
Indoor,Outdoor varieties? I was harvesting a good two weeks from "glasshouse" tomatoes planted outside before any of the same growing in my greenhouse! I don't distinguish between glasshouse and...
Indoor,Outdoor varieties? I was harvesting a good two weeks from "glasshouse" tomatoes planted outside before any of the same growing in my greenhouse! I don't distinguish between glasshouse and outdoor varieties, with our climate it's just not worth it. Plant some in and plant some out, works...
Indoor,Outdoor varieties? I was harvesting a good two weeks from "glasshouse" tomatoes planted outside before any of the same growing in my greenhouse! I don't distinguish between glasshouse and outdoor varieties, with our climate it's just not...
Indoor,Outdoor varieties? I was harvesting a good two weeks from "glasshouse" tomatoes planted outside before any of the same growing in my greenhouse! I don't distinguish between glasshouse and...
Quaedor36
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Aug 16, 2010
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12
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1,347
Vince
Aug 24, 2010
Japanese and White Onions from sets..
I've never grown Onions before... well I have got Spring Onions in my veggie planter and they're doing well. I have just aquired some Japanese and White Onion sets... exact variety un known and I...
I've never grown Onions before... well I have got Spring Onions in my veggie planter and they're doing well. I have just aquired some Japanese and White Onion sets... exact variety un known and I want to have a go at planting these. I will be planting these in containers so yes I know my...
I've never grown Onions before... well I have got Spring Onions in my veggie planter and they're doing well. I have just aquired some Japanese and White Onion sets... exact variety un known and I want to have a go at planting these. I will be...
I've never grown Onions before... well I have got Spring Onions in my veggie planter and they're doing well. I have just aquired some Japanese and White Onion sets... exact variety un known and I...
Ciryluk
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Aug 23, 2010
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0
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684
Ciryluk
Aug 23, 2010
Lettuce wilting...??
I've had root aphids on lettuce grown in pots too, but not when grown in the ground.
I've had root aphids on lettuce grown in pots too, but not when grown in the ground.
I've had root aphids on lettuce grown in pots too, but not when grown in the ground.
I've had root aphids on lettuce grown in pots too, but not when grown in the ground.
GazSuttonUK
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Aug 21, 2010
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7
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1,425
Phil A
Aug 22, 2010
Tomato Blight or other?
thanks Shiney, condensation isn't normally that bad, took photo's before the sun hit the greenhouse but its good to know for next year. All my remaining toms are in pots, dump the compost or can...
thanks Shiney, condensation isn't normally that bad, took photo's before the sun hit the greenhouse but its good to know for next year. All my remaining toms are in pots, dump the compost or can i use it the other side of house for things that aren't potato's or tomato's. Bed where the...
thanks Shiney, condensation isn't normally that bad, took photo's before the sun hit the greenhouse but its good to know for next year. All my remaining toms are in pots, dump the compost or can i use it the other side of house for things that...
thanks Shiney, condensation isn't normally that bad, took photo's before the sun hit the greenhouse but its good to know for next year. All my remaining toms are in pots, dump the compost or can...
adamlewis
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Aug 22, 2010
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2
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728
adamlewis
Aug 22, 2010
Some help with my pumpkins please???
Hi Lucy, what do you mean by trim the stem back?
Hi Lucy, what do you mean by trim the stem back?
Hi Lucy, what do you mean by trim the stem back?
Hi Lucy, what do you mean by trim the stem back?
Lucy2188
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Aug 3, 2010
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Liz W
Aug 21, 2010
Peppers on the turn?
I cant see anything wrong. Sweet peppers sometimes take on a slightly black appearance before ripening.The strange shape might be due to pollination, but its nothing to worry about.
I cant see anything wrong. Sweet peppers sometimes take on a slightly black appearance before ripening.The strange shape might be due to pollination, but its nothing to worry about.
I cant see anything wrong. Sweet peppers sometimes take on a slightly black appearance before ripening.The strange shape might be due to pollination, but its nothing to worry about.
I cant see anything wrong. Sweet peppers sometimes take on a slightly black appearance before ripening.The strange shape might be due to pollination, but its nothing to worry about.
Lollyb
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Aug 21, 2010
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1
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391
pete
Aug 21, 2010
First Red Cabbage - 7kg!
Wow !!
Wow !!
Wow !!
Wow !!
Dave W
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Aug 15, 2010
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12
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753
Shobhna
Aug 20, 2010
Picking lemongrass
that reminds me...I must have another go at trying to grow lemongrass.
that reminds me...I must have another go at trying to grow lemongrass.
that reminds me...I must have another go at trying to grow lemongrass.
that reminds me...I must have another go at trying to grow lemongrass.
sterile
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Aug 16, 2010
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3
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706
Shobhna
Aug 20, 2010
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