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Split Garlic

and with no outer skin. I only harvested today (waiting for a dry few days seemed pointless) and they taste ok. We had an extrmely dry period during March and I did not water - could that be the reason. The only down side seems to be that it is a pain harvesting by bobloes

24/07/2012 19:41:04

by daituom

Potatoes losing their leaves

Hi, My potato crop has suddenly lost all their leaves and I am just left wth a bare stalk and on some, rock hard, green cherry tomatoe looking fruit. Does anyone know what has happened and will the crop be OK to harvest in a few weeks time? I only by Jan19

26/08/2012 16:58:36

by Jan19

result

I dont need to tell you what a wet year its been and I have been having great difficulty harvesting seeds for next year. However, about two weeks ago I cut some very wet stems from some Agastache and some Verbena Bonas { cant spell the rest of that by nigelcoad

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09/12/2012 19:56:36

by Tinker Bauble

Talkback: Parsnips

Christmas :-(I do still have my sprouts to pick, very noble indeed ;-)Happy Christmas to you too and best wishes to all. (it won't let me put the... why won't it let me put the?)I am most impressed by your freshly-harvested parsnips: infinitely straighter by Lainey

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27/12/2011 18:22:14

by Nightowl2010

Sprouting Brocoli.

brocoli is in my neighbours plot now and he'll be harvesting after the winter. Hello nutcutlet, I was'nt expecting it like supermarket but the heads would be lucky to have reached about between 1 to 2 inches is this normal by Gerry5

23/11/2012 06:22:34

by Dovefromabove

Alpine Narcissus

't be up until next spring. Harvest the seed just as they're starting to go hard and have darkened in colour, and protect the sown seeds from mice. And just remember that even the tiny ones take a fair number of years to flower. Thanks for the info. I by Patsy2

04/07/2012 19:21:17

by Patsy2

Beat The Drought

and this same butt will overflow in no time with the torrential downpours climate change is giving us. The time has come for gardeners to invest in large volume rainwater harvesting tanks to try and avoid the worst of drought conditions. In addition, new figures by RWH

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15/03/2012 21:18:56

by AliP

Leeks WHICH ONES?

". I'm trying "Below-Zero" too, this year, as it is reputed to still be harvestable until May, but obviously don't know about the taste of that one yet. Ive planted musselburgh too,this is my third year growing them, great taste and they last right by Ju3

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03/05/2012 20:43:58

by dmball

potatoes

Hi,I want to buy some sacks for my potatoes when I harvest them.I do not know where the best place is ,can anyone help? What sort of quantities? bout 20 or so bags or sacks. I would suggest an on-line search- a few come up-this is one http by birch

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16/06/2012 09:39:06

by Welshonion

Beetroot

on the seed package. Any suggestions - type of fertilizer, watering (not necessary this summer?!) etc? Otherwise I guess I will just harvest the leaves and stir-fry them with onion and garlic over pasta..... Beetroot don't always develop at the same rate by Andre

02/08/2012 16:12:08

by Italophile

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