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Talkback: Growing courgettes

were passed around to other team members. Bring back "That's Life" Esther. Thanks, Sarah. I'll put them in large heavy outer pots and move them outside. I have tried growing cucumbers for the last 2 years with no success the leaves gradually get paler by Rickem

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28/11/2011 18:41:04

by ALISON

Growing veg with little space

Can I realistically grow much in containers? I don't have much luck with tomatoes so thought I would stick to salad leaves etc, but also love carrots, cucumber, onions, sweet peppers, courgettes and beetroot in particular. I've bought varieties by laarobbins

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11/04/2013 00:22:59

by * Red Dahlia *

Early sowing

'll also try sowing a few inside but not on a heated surface. Its always frustrating seeing solid, compact-looking brassica seedlings in garden centres around March/April so I'm trying to replicate! I started off some chilli, tomato and cucumber seeds in a by gatehill

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26/02/2013 18:50:17

by BobTheGardener

composting

heaps a bit at a time. Just a thought - I now have compost ready to use from last year and was thinking about using some of it to grow cucumbers and courgettes in a cold frame (later) do I need to add anything to it or is it ok as it is? Amazing how by nightgarden

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08/03/2013 12:20:41

by nightgarden

Talkback: Grow Yourself Healthy 2011

tips in keeping them damp I want to try and grow vegetables in containers. I have got a large quantity of organic compost and want to know whether I can use this to grow carrots, beetroot, spring onions, leeks and cucumbers. I am worried by happymarion

28/11/2011 18:43:24

by Pauline

Talkback: Growing melons

Hi,I am growing melons too, I have made sure that i water at least twice a day, this does include damping down. but do not do this if you have just polulated them.So far i have at 10 Melons, some are the size of a small football.good luck. We have by Val Beale

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09/07/2012 21:08:36

by pepedraft

Talkback: Grow Yourself Healthy: July

eating our vegetables so long as we wash them properly. Is this the case even with cucumbers and gourgettes for example?We live in Italy and nobody seems to know for certain.Many thanks in advance Everything is starting to grow at last! But I've come by Greenwatch

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28/11/2011 18:43:53

by John from London

Talkback: Local plants (for local people)

in site.My garden is too wet to be able to make a start, my heavy clay like a quagmire, slipped over several times already, so folks be careful out there. Collecting seed of local provenance ticks all the boxes. Not only does it guarantee growing tough by alanthomas

28/11/2011 18:42:52

by alanthomas

First time grower and in need of advice!

't crop well. As you r plot is south west facing it will get very hot in the summer and will require copious amounts of water. Your plastic greenhouse though would be good to grow cucumbers in if you like them but beware things in plastic scorch easily by emraa

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25/02/2013 21:22:26

by Joolz13

Possible to sow more peas and beans

(junglseeds) The purple podded plants are about 5ft tall and don't seem to want to stop growing. Aslo have Pea Sugar Snap(simply seed) and pea's 'early onward' (Wilko's) these are at least 4ft tall and in flower. I've picked the imature pods to encourage more flowers by lesinnl

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15/06/2012 14:49:26

by Johntheeng

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