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Talkback: Early seed sowing

are staring to put out green shoots along with several other plants. I just love the spring and the start of a new gardening year. Absolutely! My hellebores, primroses, early daffs and snowdrops are all blooming away. I've got toms, peppers, sweet peas, mange by donutsmrs

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27/02/2013 22:43:58

by Zoomer44

Talkback: Lost crop of the Incas

is for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.The fruits grow up to 6" long and 3" wide, when they are best to eat and cook. Smaller units, may taste bitter. Generally, they are prepared as stuffed peppers, cut and cleaned as explained by Adam, and placed in a large pot by Toni Lee McCulloch

28/11/2011 18:29:36

by Adam Pasco

Talkback: Sowing salad crops

but easy is courgette plants, big seed, easy to grow lots of veg. Tomatoes need sowing now indoors ready for later and salad crops easy for a bit later. If you want easy fruit then think of strawberries and rhubarb? Hope this helps but I am sure someone by super mum

28/11/2011 18:30:45

by Selby

Courgette Help

We're growing three courgette plants. So far we've only had one Courgette (plenty of flowers though). The flower at the tip of the courgette has now come off. Is this the right time to harvest a courgette, as it is still quite small? Should I wait by Huntertony

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11/07/2012 19:15:35

by H7

Talkback: Cleaning glazing

well. The growing season went well and produced an abundance of chilli peppers, melons, aubergines, tomatoes and cucumbers.But can anyone give us some advice on onion growing and cultivation. Many thanks S&W I have just been given a small alluminium by Amoret

28/11/2011 18:30:20

by Anonymous

Tomato Ripening

's green tomato chutney. Or you can slice and fry them in a little butter and serve with some bacon and sausages, and a good grinding of black pepper - all is not lost I have put a ripe banana on the growbag my tomatoes are growing in and they have now by Bob177

03/09/2012 17:37:40

by Italophile

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: Bulbs under attack

help to deter the hungry pests and allow the bulbs to grow through them. If the rodents are then still eating the leaves and flower stalks then you will need to make wire cylinders instead but the foliage won't hide them. Usually it's the bulbs by jude

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28/11/2011 18:37:55

by eaten bulbs!

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

Tomatoes not setting fruit

I have three varieties of tom in the GH this year: Marmande which are doing fine if a bit slowly, Yellow Brandywine and a black type called Carbon are healthy but worrying. The latter two (growing for the first time) have been in heavy flower now by paull2

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05/07/2012 08:54:21

by Italophile

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