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    What a beauty!

    <envysmiley> wonderful parsnip elaine, nice to get a good 'un for the last of the season! :D
    Post by: supersprout, Feb 3, 2007 in forum: Gardening Discussions
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    melon seeds

    Try here: http://www.thegardenersalmanac.co.uk/Data/Melon/Melon.htm The Gardener's Almanac can usually come up with some answers ;)
    Post by: supersprout, Feb 2, 2007 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    A patch from scratch...!!

    Relax! You've all the time you need. I took over my new (uncultivated) plot in May 2004 thinking it would be 'too late'. There was still time to...
    Post by: supersprout, Jan 25, 2007 in forum: Gardening Discussions
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    Weed Control

    Mulch. If you keep 6-8" of organic mulch on your soil, you'll never get annual weeds and any perennials that make it through can be easily pulled...
    Post by: supersprout, Jan 22, 2007 in forum: Gardening Discussions
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    Sowing, But in what

    Toilet rolls work beautifully for me and several of my gardening chums. When a sinister grey mould appears, ignore it - it does no harm to the...
    Post by: supersprout, Jan 17, 2007 in forum: Gardening Discussions
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    Jeralursalem Artichokes !!!!!!!!

    Or roasties?[img]
    Post by: supersprout, Jan 14, 2007 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Best Cucumber?

    Sweet, tasty outdoor ridge cucumber 'Marketmore' was a revelation last year, and we'll grow it again! Delicious taste, some seeds, not fussy about...
    Post by: supersprout, Jan 14, 2007 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Kidney beans

    Home grown beans taste far superior to shop bought - otherwise I'd weep over the cost and time involved ;) Yes, try growing the supermarket...
    Post by: supersprout, Jan 13, 2007 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    sowing beetroot

    Now - in groups of three in modules, transplant to cold greenhouse in pots in March. You'll have baby beet in May. Some people say they eat baby...
    Post by: supersprout, Jan 12, 2007 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Garlic

    I'd still chance it with the mild weather here - the garlic needs a good frosting to split into cloves, spring sown is often smaller for that...
    Post by: supersprout, Jan 7, 2007 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Are veggie roots different at different levels?

    Technical question, someone is bound to know pleeeease ...In one of my Bookes there is a pic of toms with upper roots wanting water and lower...
    Thread by: supersprout, Dec 10, 2006, 1 replies, in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Seeds vs Plugs

    quite a lot of organic plugs are grown for the big seed companies by Delfland Nurseries, www.organicplants.co.ukIf you are within visiting...
    Post by: supersprout, Nov 10, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Seeds vs Plugs

    quite a lot of organic plugs are grown for the big seed companies by Delfland Nurseries, www.organicplants.co.ukIf you are within visiting...
    Post by: supersprout, Nov 10, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    new allotment!

    congratulations sparkle! look forward to before and after pics [img]
    Post by: supersprout, Nov 10, 2006 in forum: Allotments Discussion
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    onions

    Winter lettuce sprouted in modules is ready to go out. Broadies went in last week. Garlic went in yesterday, and more next week. Waiting for fruit...
    Post by: supersprout, Nov 4, 2006 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Veggies in containers

    heard a great idea the other day - grow runner beans in baskets!
    Post by: supersprout, Oct 19, 2006 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    jerusalem artichokes

    Just a note of caution about the windbreak angle - they are easily blown over if planted shallow or if it's windy, so I have to support them with...
    Post by: supersprout, Oct 13, 2006 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    problem with my salsify

    you're right sawfish, I'd expect one large (whiskery) root too :rolleyes: hope mine don't do that - tempted to rush off to plot and dig one up...
    Post by: supersprout, Oct 13, 2006 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    unripe tomatoes

    oops [img]
    Post by: supersprout, Sep 16, 2006 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    unripe tomatoes

    We HATE green tomato chutney but make our 'mango' chutney every year from green tomatoes. I've been experimenting with the recipe over the years -...
    Post by: supersprout, Sep 16, 2006 in forum: Edible Gardening
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