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squash seed germination

warmth to germinate, somewhere in the low 20s would be ideal. Too cold - and too damp - and the seeds will likely rot. Now it's a bit warmer and the squashes in the original sowing have all germinated and have poked their heads up through the compost by greenfingaz

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23/05/2012 10:23:53

by Italophile

Talkback: Pumpkins for Halloween

the seeds to grow them from the pumkin she got thanks Hi Joseph, I wouldn't recommend using the seeds from the pumpkin your wife bought. Pumpkins can cross-pollinate very easily with other cucurbits, including courgettes, so you couldn't guarantee that your by Ag Spray

21/03/2012 16:07:51

by brenda osullivan

Is there anything that can go in now for an autumn crop ?

Given the poor weather is supposed be on its way out, is it too late to stick a few things in now and hope for some results ? I was hoping to plant out some courgettes but the seedlings have succumbed and am wondering if it's worth trying to procure by blueberry77

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05/08/2012 07:46:31

by florafanatic

Talkback: Wet weather on the veg plot

they are everywhere. I tipped the tops of broad beans and that usually works, but not this year. I do have two courgettes on one plant. In fact one is about ready for harvesting. Thinking if we get a bright spot on Saturday I'll harvest the onions before they rot by YewJay

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15/07/2012 16:47:09

by Maud is in the garden

Talkback: Choosing vegetable varieties

from a website called http://www.catalink.com I've clearly gone about this all the wrong way. We moved house a year ago and dug in a small veg plot earlier this year. We grew courgettes, sweetcorn, tomatoes and carrots. There's no way we can go back by green eyed pea

28/11/2011 18:37:33

by peggy sue

Marketmore cucumbers

at an angle to face the sun, and also it helped to keep the plants off the ground and minimise any problems with slugs or snails. But I think you can just let them trail if you want to, as you would a courgette plant. Depends on where you want to put them. I by chilli lover

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31/05/2012 13:34:05

by H7

a very miserable lady.

- I have lots of nice lettuces.! It has been gruesome hasn't it? At times like this I'm very grateful for my very freedraining soil, at least it doesn't get waterlogged. At least the slugs are happy... Roses rotting; courgettes; yuk! Grass ousing by dudsybabe1

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17/07/2012 12:29:59

by jo4eyes

Re-using polystyrene for veg seedlings

I have about six ordinary polystyrene boxes that had bedding plants in, you know the ones that come in 6 3x2 cells. Would they be ok for putting veg seeds in ( courgette, cucumber, tomato ) ? as I'd quite like to reuse them instead of them going by In focus

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14/04/2012 13:03:01

by Grandadgardener

Bargain Hunting

tubs/troughs that will last more than one year. I have builders buckets but they are usually for my tomatos. Anyone got any contacts or cheap ideas. I need something for climbing French beans and sugar snap peas. Courgette, potatos and greens will go by Greenbucket

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11/03/2013 23:34:57

by Highland Jeannie

Talkback: Growing veg in shade

am barmy and maybe i am. I will also grow onions and shallots potatoes, runner beans, courgette and braod beans plus the odd little bit of salad too. If I did grow crop's in the garden it would be left to rot as you can alway's buy by Pink Heather

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06/06/2012 22:11:04

by gummer4england

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