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picking primroses

what a great suggestion to encourage the public to go out there and pick primroses. you really do need to keep that man on a leash. just think about what you're doing. Not knowing what you are talking about but is this something from tonights by robert piller

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31/03/2013 12:26:29

by Easter Petal

Picking kale

I've grown some kale for the first time this year, it is quite leafy now although not amazing (I think I sowed too late). How do I pick it? Do heads form or do I just pick leaves individually and if so, start picking from the top or bottom of them by CottageGardenFairy

09/12/2012 13:34:37

by flowering rose

wild picking

as in the finding.My locations are secret and sometimes nearer home than you would think.I never take more than I need leaving enough for the wildlife .I do not pick mushrooms even thou now I can tell the difference but having had poisoning and survived its not a by flowering rose

03/09/2012 18:05:31

by Berghill

Is it Ok to keep picking rhubarb

Hi, I thought i'd seen a comment about picking rhubarb recently but cannot find it despite using the search facility. Having neglected my rhubarb plants for a while, they are now really big with some very big stems. Is it OK to pick and eat this now by sthlndngrower

25/09/2012 09:32:55

by FloBear

Talkback: Picking blackberries

Blackberrying in country hedgerows was an annual activity for the Pasco family when we were kids. The essential tool for anyone considering a few productive hours picking over the next few weeks is .... a walking stick. You really need something by joseph woosey northwood allotments

28/11/2011 18:37:25

by Spiky Norman

Talkback: How to pick herbs

to pick taragon and oregano at the base of stem as with parsley? thanks for that by MariaFloyd

10/12/2011 11:27:33

by gardenerbest

Cherry picking problem

my morello cherry before it is ripe - they descend in a flock on the tree at about 4 a.m. and snaffle the lot, just leaving the pips hanging there. I've never had the problem with leaves being picked, though. Pigeons is right. Ours have stripped all by paull2

21/05/2012 12:19:50

by paull2

Talkback: Rich pickings

have just taken over an allotment. We have dug and covered some of the ground and cleared a patch that we have grown things on. our onions leeks look ready to pick but how do we know? Sprouts when are they ready? We also have sprouting broccoli loads by Lauren W

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28/11/2011 18:29:56

by John mk2

Talkback: How to pick tulips

by SunnyMe2011

24/11/2011 15:30:00

by SunnyMe2011

strimmer that picks up

by weejenny

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29/06/2012 12:38:46

by Bookertoo