2017 GROWING THREAD

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  1. Linz

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    Made some with last weeks swede but thrown in some garlic, onion and cheddar. Yum.

    Oh what a let down the melon was.. like bloody sweet cucumber.. did I pick too soon or did it cross with cucs/squash or the asda honeydew?? No idea but I was disappointed!
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      That's what we add :dbgrtmb:

      Sometimes Mrs Scrungee will have a plate of it as a meal.
       
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        Me too :thumbsup: (sometimes with a pork and leek sausage or beans.. or if I'm starving marvin all 3)
         
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        He'ms not ripe yet Linz :doh::grphg:
         
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          temptation is a b*****d :cry3:
           
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            Sown Mizuna, Lambs Lettuce and Kale, didn't bother with Land Cress as I noticed a few self seeders coming up under the tomatoes in the greenhouse :spinning:
             
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              Corn.. tassels have gone Brown so had a peep at the cob.. paler than milk (And no milky liquid).. wait? I hate waiting.
               
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                Always good to see what people do with their home grown veg.

                I didn't grow any swedes this year but I'm going to file this tidbit away for future recipe ideas.
                 
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                  Behold, the small gardener's Holy Trinity, the Salad Trinity, appears once again!

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                  When the heavenly bodies align and you can get three home grown fruits/vegetables together onto a plate which forms a natural combination then that is a Holy Trinity - the small gardener's Holy Trinity!
                   
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                    This will probably be my entry for 'Longest Runner Bean' unless another one overtakes it

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                      Not gonna be making much wine from these this year

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                        Are those Grape Vines outside Palmers Brewery? Had a quick look but couldn't see any grapes on them.
                         
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                        I'll have a look next time I go past :)
                         
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                          Apparently, yes!
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                          The next question is will at least three reach maturity?

                          And, will tiny black aphids and powdery mildew continue to ravage the leaves?
                           
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