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Talkback: How to store, freeze and dry your harvests

I would have thought that blanching soft fruit would make it go mushy and difficult to keep separate when freezing I never blanch soft fruit. Blueberries, black and red currants just go in a plastic bag or tupperware and get frozen whole by edzell

12/10/2012 11:22:08

by obelixx

Freezing veg

How do you freeze veg? Vast subject. Methods vary for different veg. Some are not sucessful. Much, much better in my experience to eat all you can fresh and leave freezing veg to to the professionals. I know lots on this board will disagree by smada_1

21/09/2012 02:20:35

by Welshonion

Talkback: The benefit of freezing weather in the garden

the big freeze. It is solid clay but even so it hasn't been water logged. We could have done with some more rain this winter - where has it all gone?Still the freeze has been good for breaking down a new flower bed that I had dug over. I just wish that I by woody3

25/02/2012 14:12:03

by peteballan

Preventing frogs freezing to death in wdlife ponds

. Aim for a good depth of water in at least part of the pond, a couple of feet or so. People are successful with a lot less but the frogs need some under the ice space and water can freeze a foot thick some years. Also a bigger body of water maintains a by Harvey Sanders

10/05/2013 19:27:38

by Fairygirl

Too cold to relocate perennials?

that although the plants are growing (slowly), and daytime temperatures are above freezing, night time is below freezing, so I'm wondering if I should wait until both day AND night temperatures are above 0C before moving anything. The things I want to move by Tim Burr

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30/03/2013 22:40:27

by hollie hock

Talkback: Growing and storing onions and garlic

We have started chopping our onions up if they have had soggy necks, or bull necks and freezing them for future use. The 'good' onions are hung up to dry and hopefully they'll last. Ive new onions growing on the allotment, and they are looking by susier

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29/07/2012 17:30:22

by Linda Taylor2

Talkback: How to pick herbs

A tip on freezing herbs like parsley. My Mum always froze the leaves of parsley whole in a large ice cream container. Then when she required some parsley she just scraped it out with a fork the required amount. It was then instantly chopped by MariaFloyd

10/12/2011 11:27:33

by gardenerbest

Talkback: Fungi

like fine weather in the autumn because it helps ripen their tissues for the on-coming cold of winter. Plants with too much water in them will be damaged in a freeze. by hereisabee

28/11/2011 18:39:35

by maggyj

spring hijacked!

this has been a very up and down winter season one minute its mild next water logged! now were freezing it out and the plants dont know if there comming or going. the dafs are in bud a few i belive are in flower the tulips are showing signs of leaf by green fingerd will

10/02/2012 15:05:10

by green fingerd will

Camellia fungus

put it in the freezer to keep? Whatever it is, it's unlikely to stand freezing if it's a fugus. Do you have a friend who's a member of the RHS? They would identify it for you. That sould have been "fungus", not "fugus" by Charlotteg

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01/06/2012 17:58:03

by Alina W

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