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Conference pears

I have a conference pear tree in my garden but am never able to know when to pick them. They are either to ripe, (look good on the outside but rotten inside) or not ripe enough and never seem to ripen. Can any one advise me whether there is there a by ERB

25/04/2013 20:53:35

by hypercharleyfarley

Do you have to have pick out points...

by gardeningfantic

13/10/2012 16:12:15

by Patrevlil

RHUBARB

Hi have inherited a fan rhubarb plant in my new garden but have no idea how or when to pick it can anyone help thank you x Pull a stem backwards from the plant and it should come away easily at the bottom. Only remove a few stalks at a time from by trishaloulou

09/05/2013 01:09:49

by Welshonion

Rubard just won't die back...

I've rubarb growing at the side of the garden and it is huge, it was picked for a final time about mid July, it's a well established crown but I don't remember it ever growing to this size, it's screaming out pick me and I'm tempted. Is it likely by Zoomer44

13/08/2012 07:32:21

by Italophile

Tatties

/16 weeks,it's advisable to cut the haulms off and leave the spuds in the ground for 2 weeks for the skins to set and then store as above. Alternatively you can pick them without the 2 week wait, they can be prone to slug damage,but be careful not to damage by Brycey D

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30/07/2012 21:37:38

by Insomnia1973

Talkback: Nesting robins

Nice to have you back.The bird's have been picking up all the dog's fur for two week's now,We had a crow pick up more than was good for it as it just managed to get over the fence with a beak full,so much so it couldn't see where it was going by oldchippy

15/04/2013 22:00:57

by hollie hock

Talkback: September in the garden

Kate the weather always picks up after the new school year begins, I have been pruning this week as every thing has just exploded my Japanese Anemones have grown with flowers above the fence 6'6" or 1950mm,every bush has more than doubled in size by oldchippy

07/09/2012 22:22:28

by oldchippy

Rubarb

by DENISE MAJER

08/09/2012 09:54:10

by DENISE MAJER

Talkback: Choosing holly varieties to grow

Hi James my neighbour had a lovely Holly half hanging over my fence,Each year I picked up two buckets full of dead leaves ,Ok for keeping the fox from jumping over the fence but not good for gardening,The skin prick took age's the heal,Now my by oldchippy

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06/01/2012 21:29:16

by Newcastle

Talkback: Growing early broad beans video project

we followed the video and touch wood seem to begrowing fine.but when should we be picking them? by virgle

31/05/2012 08:50:02

by carfras

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