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  1. karaman

    Why fruitless fig?

    hallo pete and victoria ----- yes am in hungary, winters can be hard to -15 but that hasnt happened for a few years now, usually down to about -5 for a week or two and some snow ---- so thats...
    hallo pete and victoria ----- yes am in hungary, winters can be hard to -15 but that hasnt happened for a few years now, usually down to about -5 for a week or two and some snow ---- so thats where i went wrong: i thought the new shoots bring the fruit so i deliberately cut them back, what a...
    hallo pete and victoria ----- yes am in hungary, winters can be hard to -15 but that hasnt happened for a few years now, usually down to about -5 for a week or two and some snow ---- so thats where i went wrong: i thought the new shoots bring the...
    hallo pete and victoria ----- yes am in hungary, winters can be hard to -15 but that hasnt happened for a few years now, usually down to about -5 for a week or two and some snow ---- so thats...
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  2. roders

    Cherries?

    I put CDs around, plus a scarecrow. The scarecrow moves from tree to tree as the crops ripen, so the birds don't get used to him being in one place. It's worked so far this year :)
    I put CDs around, plus a scarecrow. The scarecrow moves from tree to tree as the crops ripen, so the birds don't get used to him being in one place. It's worked so far this year :)
    I put CDs around, plus a scarecrow. The scarecrow moves from tree to tree as the crops ripen, so the birds don't get used to him being in one place. It's worked so far this year :)
    I put CDs around, plus a scarecrow. The scarecrow moves from tree to tree as the crops ripen, so the birds don't get used to him being in one place. It's worked so far this year :)
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  3. Steve R

    No Dig

    Great garden @Steve R !
    Great garden @Steve R !
    Great garden @Steve R !
    Great garden @Steve R !
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  4. Kennywesley

    Vegetable seeds you can sow now

    Here's how the garlic turned out.Harvesting the garlic a month early because I needed the space.
    Here's how the garlic turned out.Harvesting the garlic a month early because I needed the space.
    Here's how the garlic turned out.Harvesting the garlic a month early because I needed the space.
    Here's how the garlic turned out.Harvesting the garlic a month early because I needed the space.
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  5. Leanne2511

    Tomato plants wilted in a day!

    Yea just too hot, thankfully my greenhouse is really old, missing several panes and the door wont close, so it doesnt get too hot in there anyway :)
    Yea just too hot, thankfully my greenhouse is really old, missing several panes and the door wont close, so it doesnt get too hot in there anyway :)
    Yea just too hot, thankfully my greenhouse is really old, missing several panes and the door wont close, so it doesnt get too hot in there anyway :)
    Yea just too hot, thankfully my greenhouse is really old, missing several panes and the door wont close, so it doesnt get too hot in there anyway :)
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  6. redwoods36

    My runner beans are dying!

    I noticed on the roof of my Plastic Grow houses there was condensation dripping down on my Toms, this could cause the burning when the Sun comes out. I now wipe the roofs.
    I noticed on the roof of my Plastic Grow houses there was condensation dripping down on my Toms, this could cause the burning when the Sun comes out. I now wipe the roofs.
    I noticed on the roof of my Plastic Grow houses there was condensation dripping down on my Toms, this could cause the burning when the Sun comes out. I now wipe the roofs.
    I noticed on the roof of my Plastic Grow houses there was condensation dripping down on my Toms, this could cause the burning when the Sun comes out. I now wipe the roofs.
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  7. Sian in Belgium

    Problems with my replacement Apple tree

    I hope not too, but it is the way the stem is browning that is making me think that.. I just hope I am wrong.. :scratch:
    I hope not too, but it is the way the stem is browning that is making me think that.. I just hope I am wrong.. :scratch:
    I hope not too, but it is the way the stem is browning that is making me think that.. I just hope I am wrong.. :scratch:
    I hope not too, but it is the way the stem is browning that is making me think that.. I just hope I am wrong.. :scratch:
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  8. Sian in Belgium

    Runner beans and dogwood cuttings?

    A good idea :dbgrtmb:Back in the days before I started growing my beans through black membrane I used to grow catch crops (mainly salad stuff) in the bean rows. It was always successful. :)
    A good idea :dbgrtmb:Back in the days before I started growing my beans through black membrane I used to grow catch crops (mainly salad stuff) in the bean rows. It was always successful. :)
    A good idea :dbgrtmb:Back in the days before I started growing my beans through black membrane I used to grow catch crops (mainly salad stuff) in the bean rows. It was always successful. :)
    A good idea :dbgrtmb:Back in the days before I started growing my beans through black membrane I used to grow catch crops (mainly salad stuff) in the bean rows. It was always successful. :)
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  9. Sienna's Blossom

    Pot and Basket Compost with water retaining gel

    I decided against it in the end and have used a john innes instead, will just have to make sure I keep up with the watering
    I decided against it in the end and have used a john innes instead, will just have to make sure I keep up with the watering
    I decided against it in the end and have used a john innes instead, will just have to make sure I keep up with the watering
    I decided against it in the end and have used a john innes instead, will just have to make sure I keep up with the watering
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  10. kazzawazza

    My patio raspberry doesn’t look happy

    Good suggestion Janet :) Companion planting is something I do here too :)
    Good suggestion Janet :) Companion planting is something I do here too :)
    Good suggestion Janet :) Companion planting is something I do here too :)
    Good suggestion Janet :) Companion planting is something I do here too :)
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  11. Leanne2511

    Does my raspberry plant look OK?

    There are some raspberries that are grown in containers eg Raspberry Ruby Beauty - a Dwarf Summer Fruiting Raspberry grow bags are ok but leave it in the pot insome good compost I am...
    There are some raspberries that are grown in containers eg Raspberry Ruby Beauty - a Dwarf Summer Fruiting Raspberry grow bags are ok but leave it in the pot insome good compost I am growing my veg and fruits in containers and they doing well despite the weather
    There are some raspberries that are grown in containers eg Raspberry Ruby Beauty - a Dwarf Summer Fruiting Raspberry grow bags are ok but leave it in the pot insome good compost I am growing my veg and fruits in containers and they doing...
    There are some raspberries that are grown in containers eg Raspberry Ruby Beauty - a Dwarf Summer Fruiting Raspberry grow bags are ok but leave it in the pot insome good compost I am...
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  12. Aldo

    Corn - Pot size for 3 plants clusters

    Calling a stinking liquid made from raw decomposed weeds a "tea" would be besmirching the good name of my beloved PG Tips.Therefore, if you are going to all the trouble of producing your own...
    Calling a stinking liquid made from raw decomposed weeds a "tea" would be besmirching the good name of my beloved PG Tips.Therefore, if you are going to all the trouble of producing your own liquid feed then you might as well take that small extra step and give it a descriptive name that...
    Calling a stinking liquid made from raw decomposed weeds a "tea" would be besmirching the good name of my beloved PG Tips.Therefore, if you are going to all the trouble of producing your own liquid feed then you might as well take that small...
    Calling a stinking liquid made from raw decomposed weeds a "tea" would be besmirching the good name of my beloved PG Tips.Therefore, if you are going to all the trouble of producing your own...
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  13. Spruce

    Grafted tomotoes

    thanks all, I thought I had better check
    thanks all, I thought I had better check
    thanks all, I thought I had better check
    thanks all, I thought I had better check
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  14. Aldo

    Strawberries - Are Day Neutral and Everbearing good for only one season?

    Thanks! That is very good to know, I am glad I will not need to remove them next year. In the end, I agree that June bearers are better as for the fruits. Ours did very well last year. But a...
    Thanks! That is very good to know, I am glad I will not need to remove them next year. In the end, I agree that June bearers are better as for the fruits. Ours did very well last year. But a costant supply of berries over the Summer is a very attractive perspective, it might help luring my kid...
    Thanks! That is very good to know, I am glad I will not need to remove them next year. In the end, I agree that June bearers are better as for the fruits. Ours did very well last year. But a costant supply of berries over the Summer is a very...
    Thanks! That is very good to know, I am glad I will not need to remove them next year. In the end, I agree that June bearers are better as for the fruits. Ours did very well last year. But a...
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  15. Aldo

    Telling bush tomatoes from cordon varieties

    Thanks! I do not have much space indoor and no greenhouse, but I think you are right, that is my only chance. I will transfer them all in larger pots and give them plenty of sun.Hopefully, I...
    Thanks! I do not have much space indoor and no greenhouse, but I think you are right, that is my only chance. I will transfer them all in larger pots and give them plenty of sun.Hopefully, I will be able to tell them apart eventually. It is a pity because I had all my limited planting spaces...
    Thanks! I do not have much space indoor and no greenhouse, but I think you are right, that is my only chance. I will transfer them all in larger pots and give them plenty of sun.Hopefully, I will be able to tell them apart eventually. It is a...
    Thanks! I do not have much space indoor and no greenhouse, but I think you are right, that is my only chance. I will transfer them all in larger pots and give them plenty of sun.Hopefully, I...
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  16. Selleri

    Can I put my gherkin plant in the blowaway greenhouse already?

    My Cucumbers are getting the same Selleri, I'll wait a couple of weeks and then they go into the blowaway house.
    My Cucumbers are getting the same Selleri, I'll wait a couple of weeks and then they go into the blowaway house.
    My Cucumbers are getting the same Selleri, I'll wait a couple of weeks and then they go into the blowaway house.
    My Cucumbers are getting the same Selleri, I'll wait a couple of weeks and then they go into the blowaway house.
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  17. Kellys_eye

    What to plant?

    We love dwarf beans, great idea!
    We love dwarf beans, great idea!
    We love dwarf beans, great idea!
    We love dwarf beans, great idea!
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  18. ricky101

    Parsnips

    I don't grow them these days. But I would be doing it now if l did. :)
    I don't grow them these days. But I would be doing it now if l did. :)
    I don't grow them these days. But I would be doing it now if l did. :)
    I don't grow them these days. But I would be doing it now if l did. :)
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  19. Steve R

    Fruit tree rootstocks

    Thanks for that. I've just had to do some pruning and have a load of scion wood. Would be a shame for it to go to waste.
    Thanks for that. I've just had to do some pruning and have a load of scion wood. Would be a shame for it to go to waste.
    Thanks for that. I've just had to do some pruning and have a load of scion wood. Would be a shame for it to go to waste.
    Thanks for that. I've just had to do some pruning and have a load of scion wood. Would be a shame for it to go to waste.
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  20. Aldo

    Germinating seeds: a few beginner questions (jars over soil and Jiffy pellets)

    Thanks Mike, I will make sure to remove the envelope at the time of planting then. At the moment, I have only 8 seeds in Jiffy (bush tomatoes), it has been a week and they have not developed...
    Thanks Mike, I will make sure to remove the envelope at the time of planting then. At the moment, I have only 8 seeds in Jiffy (bush tomatoes), it has been a week and they have not developed yet.But I have 15 or so corn and squash plants germinating in small 6cm pots (in potting soil). I will...
    Thanks Mike, I will make sure to remove the envelope at the time of planting then. At the moment, I have only 8 seeds in Jiffy (bush tomatoes), it has been a week and they have not developed yet.But I have 15 or so corn and squash plants...
    Thanks Mike, I will make sure to remove the envelope at the time of planting then. At the moment, I have only 8 seeds in Jiffy (bush tomatoes), it has been a week and they have not developed...
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