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What's it like in your garden?

and now waiting to go out, toms are looking fab, chilli's look good but sweet peppers and aubergines are painfully slow. I'm a novice with flowers and find them alot harder to grow from seed than veg. Cornflower sown in October last year survived by Wintersong

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05/05/2012 23:16:58

by Alina W

Talkback: Not another courgette!

highly recommend growing courgettes to anyone who is new to growing veg! As a very much newbie gardener I am finally seeing the fruits of my labour, and I cannot believe just how much I have grown! I highly recommend growing courgettes to anyone who by Ruffy

28/11/2011 18:29:50

by Dee

courgette seedlings

cucumbers and hot chilli peppers ( in pots). I grow beetroot, spring onions, radishes, and Chantanay carrots (in troughs). Worked last year so doing again this year. Really its a flower garden My veg plot is one metre square, but my pot plot is around 2 by H7

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02/06/2012 08:58:47

by Sucrologist No.12

Talkback: Pecked by pigeons

,iheard that pepper or chilli does the same. I have lovely big purple sprouting broccoli plants in my garden but only one of them has produced florets. They look healthy and I can't see any evidence of either whip tail or swede midge. What can I do? mothballs keep by lesley crawford

28/11/2011 18:37:52

by Odelle

young tomatoe plants

'm not an expert, but I don't think little plants like too much in the way of feed. Hope this helps Mine are that size, same size pots but still in my conservatory, Chilly in S. Yorks. I have them in multi-purpose compost which is usually ok until I plant them in by Peter/

26/04/2013 23:16:47

by SwissSue

Best Base for Greenhouse?

. The paved side means I can have a potting bench the length of the GH, which stands on a hard surface and can store pots underneath. At the height of the growing season the bench houses pots of low growing veg like chillies, peppers and aubergines. I grow by AndytheScientist

16/01/2013 21:19:34

by Zoomer44

Another Vitopod question

useful for stuff which needs a long growing season like peppers, chillies and aubergines. Was going to start sowing aubergines and peppers a week earlier this year. You might want to keep a dairy to include temperatures of sowings, then you'll know by Iain R

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18/02/2013 12:34:52

by Iain R

Anyone oop North started planting yet ?

sown annuals a week ago. Plenty of seeds growing on window sills but with an unheated greenhouse nothing can move out yet and I am running out of windows. More snow this week! I'm new to veg growing in Glasgow, but have spuds chitting (1sts and main by blueberry77

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17/03/2013 22:50:21

by nightgarden

Paper pots versus what?

I have just spent a happy hour making paper pots which I use to start off my seeds in the propagator. Once the plants are big enough I just pop the paper pot into a 3inch plastic pot for growing on. I just wondered what other folk use for starting by chilli lover

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09/03/2013 22:34:17

by jon cob

give and you will receive

freind likes cooking curries/hot/spicy food, so gave her a pot with basil, corriander and fennel along with a nice jar containing dried chillies and a bunch of cut lillies. Was thinking of giving a chilli plant this year. Another freind is more meat by Iwant a biggergarden

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11/06/2012 16:55:50

by sotongeoff

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