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from brown rot and we rarely get to eat any. I was told it was too dry so in went loads of ash and compsost and leaf mould......if anything the problem is worse now, even the leaves had brown patches on them this year. I clear up and burn all by Daniel Haynes

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30/04/2013 00:42:01

by shahwon

Talkback: Perfect hostas

to look under the amount of different slugs there are I didn't get rid of the small black ones just the brown with orange edge ones. You will also be amazed the large chunks eaten of the skin by that type.try it its a cheap way which is armless to wildlife by lorrie-koolkats

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28/11/2011 18:38:40

by jenjon

Talkback: Potato blight

weeks were much better at double that amount. Plenty of water and liquid feed did the trick. My potatoes looked great on Saturday but come Sunday every leaf on every plant was covered with brown patches. As this is my first year at planting potatoes can by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:39:05

by beth

Talkback: How to take lavender cuttings

of the garden. It has downy reddish-brown woody stems, similar to a kiwi fruit in appearance/texture. The leaves are green and oval, a couple of inches long. Can anyone identify this for me?Thank you. ok x for all novice gardeners out there....if you take a by wadie

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29/04/2012 13:28:34

by ceris hughes

Talkback: Flowering rhubarb

. Unfortunately it has rotted off! I bought a forcer and placed it on top of the crown as soon as buds appeared in the ground, got a few stems and that was it. What could have caused this? Should i have left it a year before picking? Or shouldn't i have forced by Anonymous

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28/11/2011 18:31:38

by dom dom

Talkback: Harvesting potatoes

're in those green potato bags so it's difficult to just pull some soil away to see what's going on. Should I just bite the bullet and empty the bag to see what I've got? And if all the stems died on any one particular plant, would the (possible) tubers rot by Charles Johnston

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28/11/2011 18:37:12

by mandy

Talkback: Planting courgettes

their own. When you are here in San Diego, California, cougettes can sometimes be too easy! LAST YEAR I GREW COURGETTES WHICH DEVELOPED MILDEW AND ROTTED WHEN ABOUT 3 INCHES LONG. I HAVE TRIED AGAIN THIS YEAR AND WOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR ANY TIPS TO PREVENT by Veggiepot

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24/05/2012 14:34:28

by h_shep

shade loving ground cover

ferns are god in shade as are hostas which will give floiage colour and variegations and tall spikes of white, lilac or purple flowers. All will benefit from having plenty of good garden compost or well rotted manure worked into the soil before planting by Tigger Tom

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03/06/2012 09:35:56

by auntie betty

Talkback: Grow Yourself Healthy: May jobs

live in northants and on the 12 may i pulled my 1st peas cut my 1st cabbage and lifted my 1st boiling of new potatoes not bad for a novice I wonder if anyone can help? My healthy looking strawberries are shrivelling and the green stems turning brown by higgy50

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28/11/2011 18:43:37

by Water Coolers East M

Talkback: Composting cardboard

first bin and understand that compost should be ready or start to be ready about 6 months after first starting which is about now. So today I opened the bottom hatch and there seemed to be a layer of brown mixture on the bottom, but a lot of uncomposted by Stuart Dupree

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12/01/2012 10:53:38

by SkyeSteve

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