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potatoes again

and healthy so far....up here in North Wales we have had alot of rain but also so lovely sunny spells....I'm looking forward to trying the potatoes as this is my 1st year growing veg..i've already had a courgette and some peas..its sooooo rewarding ..love it by flowergirl4

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06/07/2012 16:59:03

by flowergirl4

Ideas for planters on patio?

mix of dianthus and lavendar? I'm sure the smell would be lovely as well as looking good. My favourite for planters and children are, tomatos, peas and strawberries. If your planters are big enough YELLOW courgettes.This way they can see things grow by LucyLocket5

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16/06/2012 17:08:05

by Mummy Muddy Paws

victorian garden/cottage garden

any problems i shouls be aware of or any tips as to the best varieties of veg for this type of gardening. Many thanks I think it would work very well dennis. I've had bean wigwams in the flower borders and courgettes as dot plants. I don't think by dennis williams

13/05/2013 23:21:23

by quercus_rubur

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

Talkback: Plant supports

have withstood the ferocious winds of the past few summers. Anyone found anything better than a compost heap to grow courgettes on? I garden in Bulgaria, could not find canes in the shops near here,so used branches and string. My beans are right up by mikegrahambarrett

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02/05/2012 21:05:28

by Excitable Boy

Maggots in veg patch

would grow. It's full of stones (mostly limestone from the builders) and is a heavy clay soil. To improve the soil quality in the beds we were advised to use an organic farmyard muck first and dig this in well, which we did. Then we had some rich organic by cupcakesarah

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01/06/2012 11:48:38

by lucky3

What not to grow

out of the ground and tasted of nothing when cooked. Now you'll be thinking it's just me, but I grow lovely carrots, tomatoes, courgettes, chillis, peas, beans, parsnips, potatoes and salads. I just can't seem to be successful with anything more by Green Magpie

30/01/2013 20:38:30

by Welshonion

Talkback: Choosing vegetable varieties

Ha ha, I feel for your plight! I just got my very own allotment and at first I thought it was huge! but now i think I'll be needing another to fit in all the veg I want to grow! You can order quite a few Vegetable and seed catalogues completely free by green eyed pea

28/11/2011 18:37:33

by peggy sue

Timing for seedling planting with this weather?

With the current climate and rain fall - when should I plant out warm weather seedlings? Currently have courgette and pumpkin seedlings at 4 leaf stage, and corn at 3 leaf stage which I am switching between outside and inside depending by Kiwi gardener

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13/05/2012 11:46:27

by flowergirl4

Potato confusion

to find a variety and ordered by weight and ended up with twice a many as I wanted. 20 each of five varieties weighed 6 kilos, that may also include the box they came in. Can't really comment on 'Orla' I did grow it once,years ago, never since so I must by Greenbucket

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09/03/2013 15:34:42

by Greenbucket

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