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Talkback: Autumn feast

comments from my elderly French neighbours (who garden from birth to death), that I tripled the size of my veg patch for this year. I lost most of my lovely pink fir apple crop & all my tomatoes to blight, & the courgettes have been poor. I understand by Keith Powney

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01/04/2012 15:51:46

by kalulu

Talkback: Growing and harvesting broad beans

tham. Thanks. To Terry...I am afraid that is probably tomato blight which affects a whole area hence other people near you having the same. Best thing is to pull them up and burn them, you don't want the bacteria in your compost! i live in a very cold by hazeydays

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28/11/2011 18:41:03

by David

Talkback: Geoffrey Smith

one'sattention for a moment let alone for the considerable time that he did.I shall miss him and his wonderful voiceenormously. What a lovely, warm person and such a great voice. He has gone to that place where tomatoes are always without blight. I by RaiulBaztepo

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03/03/2012 21:52:19

by Glyn Walden

Talkback: Growing root vegetables

. Carrots and parsnips - use a half a grow bag. Cut the bag around it middle to make a pot. Grow tomatos or potatos in it one year then save it. Plat carrots etc in it next year. I have not been very successful raising carrotts in the garden, I set them by Vee

28/11/2011 18:38:46

by pizza delivery bags

Talkback: Protecting crops

I'm having my first attempts at growing mini italian plum tomatoes this year. Any advice,i.e do i pinch out side shoots etc please ! :-) Yes we had a heat wave last week! and i had to water newly planted flowers & veg.I am presently watching by val

28/11/2011 18:38:49

by karendave

July in your garden...

drenched. Tomatoes are limping along, haven't planted any outside as it seems like prime blight weather. Managed to net the strawberries, maybe the slugs and blackbirds will leave me a few.. by gardeningfantic

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11/07/2012 17:53:40

by figrat

Talkback: Wormery composters

years I have had tomato blight, I am giving up hope of ever growing tomatoes, I have tried the grow bags. a friend told me I might have to leave the ground for 7 years before I can grow tomatoes again, is this trueCheersDesperate to grow tomatoes by Neil

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28/11/2011 18:40:01

by composter

Is it ever going to STOP!!!!

I am getting very very cross at this weather!!! Everything in the garden is retarded...The dreaded blight got to the first earlies so up they came on the plus side they were very nice... The runners wont grow properly they just start then stop by susan howard2

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02/07/2012 19:51:49

by Gaffelbiter

Talkback: Recycling in the garden

the seethrough plastic containers eg, grapes tomatoes and various confectionary container.They make super propergators and so far my seeds are growing very well I too am using loo roll tubes for seedlings - I'm growing sweetpeas, sweetcorn and peas! Absolute by LGNOTTS

28/11/2011 18:40:41

by Moyab56

1st ever greenhouse!

year of growing in a greenhouse and it is my pride and joy. I have been able to get decent tomato crops at last without the dreaded blight getting them. I also grow lots and lots of chillies cucumbers and herbs and also start off all my other veg by Tilley Bancroft

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26/02/2013 18:30:23

by Tilley Bancroft

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