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Blackbirds and blackberries
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Where have all my blackberries gone? And what about my strawberries? And the cherries?
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Harvesting broad beans
By Jane Moore in
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Broad beans need picking regularly to ensure the plants keep flowering and producing beans, so mine have inevitably stopped producing them.
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Plaiting garlic
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We've had a mixed garlic harvest so far this year - the bulbs I planted in spring did nothing and were a total waste of time. They were probably the worst I've ever grown.
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The trouble with berberis
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The branches are bare of leaves and several of the bushes are completely defoliated. The culprits are not hard to spot: small speckled greyish sawfly caterpillars.
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Thinning apples
By Jane Moore in
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This year my three apple trees have flowered and set fruit beautifully and the branches are laden with bunches of marble-sized fruits.
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Mullein moth caterpillars
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The mullein moth caterpillars in my garden are still small, but they're guaranteed to increase in size by the day.
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Snails in the garden
By Richard Jones in
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Due to the wet weather of the past week, I haven't been out in the garden much. The snails, however, have been very active; I can barely walk to the front gate without the familiar sound of snails crunching underfoot.
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Nettles
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Nettles, like midges, are one of those things for which it is difficult to feel much affection ... they seem to have little purpose beyond stinging our children.
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Sweetcorn
By Adam Pasco in
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In the past, either greed or wishful thinking has tempted me to cram far too many sweetcorn plants into my vegetable beds, resulting in very disappointing yields.
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Strawberries
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It's been a bumper year for strawberries ... we've been picking for all we're worth and my jam pan has scarcely left the stove.
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