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Top 10 fruit and veg for a dream garden
Following my recent blog Top 10 plants for a dream garden, I’m expanding the wishlist to include fruit and veg. It’s good to have a goal, no matter how distant it may seem.
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oldchippy
01/03/2013 at 20:02
Kate have you won the Lottery. Oldchippy.
oldchippy
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Kate Bradbury
02/03/2013 at 16:15
Haha no oldchippy but one can dream!
Kate
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oldchippy
02/03/2013 at 19:43
Dream on Baby,
oldchippy
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thegreatgardener
08/03/2013 at 00:05
Kate Bradbury
what tomato varieties are shown in the picture.
thegreatgardener
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marianne wallbridge
31/03/2013 at 15:58
Help am new gardener just growing broad beans up and flowering very well but flowers not setting with pods and begining to drop off have not seen any insects of or bees Have tried to pollinate myself with paint brush that is pollinate the beans but no success . Any ideas I could try please HELP
marianne wallbridge
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Verdun
31/03/2013 at 16:21
I think it's just too cold for pollinating insects. Maybe just wait a while.
Top 10 fruit n veg
Runner beans, carrots, onions, lettuce, gooseberries, blackcurramts, blueberries, apples, rhubarb and peaches.
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Cal gal
05/04/2013 at 08:50
I'm not Kate, but I grow a lot of tomatoes. They look to me as follows 1) the yellow/red striped one looks like 'Tigerella'. The very grooved one below and to the left of it looks like 'Marmande'. The large grooved one below it looks like 'Coure di Bue'. The little oval yellow one in back looks like 'Ildi'. The round orange cherry one in front of Ildi looks like 'Orange Berry'. The normal looking red one in back could be any medium red tomato - Shirley, etc. The string of red round cherry ones n bottom right looks like 'Gardeners Delight' but there are others that produce similar trusses. For variety I always grow a green one like 'Green Zebra', and also a larger yellow one, none better than 'Golden Sunrise'. Have fun and experiment!
Cal gal
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