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Good Morning ..... :D

Posted: 20/03/2013 at 08:01
Good morning Bunny
I have Lilies to plant,seeds to sow and fuchsia baskets to sort out - that will keep me busy today
Pam LL x

Cucumbers

Posted: 20/03/2013 at 07:17

I wouldn't bury them deep like you can with tomatoes as the stems are much more tender and they may rot . If they need some support just put a flower stick in  for now

Pam LL x

Fork Handles

Posted: 20/03/2013 at 07:05

Good Morning Everyone

Becks - my Grandchildren love Lasagne - it is easy to make,honest  I will tell you how I make it if you would like

I am 5'7" and size ?????? - you are all slim

I hate going to the hairdressers and always wash my hair at home before I go - I must admit it is getting harder to cover up all the grey bits

I can't wait to get in the greenhouse again this morning - just going to have my brekkie

Have a lovely day

Pam LL x

Small tree for front garden

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:49

I would choose Amelanchier ,too

Pam LL x

Cucumbers

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:45

21st  You would be very welcome

Pam LL x

Cucumbers

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:43

Geoff - I also grow Crystal Apple/Lemon cues and a small fruited  variety called La Diva - homegrown cues taste soooooooo much nicer than shop bought  In my greenhouse I will be trying a couple of grafted ones called Fitness

Pam LL x

Cucumbers

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:39

If it was me I would do both  Try a plant in the greenhouse and one in a container outside - see which does best

Pam LL x

Cucumbers

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:33
sotongeoff wrote (see)

Pam -help-I am growing Marketmore in the greenhouse-the seeds courtesy of Dean-packet says outdoor does it matter?

We have only ever grown Marketmore outside Geoff - it is a lovely cue   They grow well up a wigwam of canes so don't take up too much space - do you really want to grow them in your greenhouse?

Pam LL x

Cucumbers

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:27

Last year was a bad year - I am sure this year will be better

I plant my cues on top of a little mound of compost - the one thing that cues hate is water around the base of the plants. Feed and water them regularly,mist the plants to stop red spider mites getting a hold and lets hope for some good weather

Pam LL x  

Fork Handles

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 19:50

I am growing long aubergines - Pingtung Long

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