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Runner bean problem please help

seen on one of the plants on the other side of the veg plot where I had planted some more runner beans from a different seed. These were raised from seed and grown indoors and planted out 2 weeks ago I would appreciate any help. thanks in advance by newgreen

08/06/2013 09:48:36

by lazy gardener

Just saying hi and introducing myself :-)

stress levels have reduced dramatically. I grow everything from fruit and veg to flowers and herbs. Some days after work I don't go up to do any work on the plot, instead I just like to pop up, make a cup of tea and just relax in on the plot listening by veggiepatch1

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23/04/2013 17:12:18

by graemegarden

Talkback: Out in the cold

and leave in clumps, so the air will dry it out.good luck. I highly recommend growing veg in a cold frame!My garden is gravelled so I use one to grow all of my salad veg in. This is something I have just started doing this year and the first crop I grew by Jools

28/11/2011 18:30:27

by debbiejay

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i have bought 2 packets parsnip seeds but have had no luck on germinating . I have tried in green house on windowsill in house also on veg plot but nothing can any one advise me please the compost i am using in trys is for seedling i not over by bruce campbell

09/04/2013 00:55:24

by BobTheGardener

cucumbers

Hi Has anyone had a problem with cucumber plants mine have all died, the ones inside the greenhouse and in the veg plot. They have all just withered up is there any point in starting again they looked healthy apart from this. Thanks The cold by veggie fingers

17/05/2013 10:48:14

by veggie fingers

Potatoes

are growing well( in the veg plot ) Yes linnylou! I think I've had them in planters since mid March but the last few weeks, they've grown tons of leaves and branches and are about 40/50 cm tall - fully earthed up. No flowers yet but hopefully not far off by Linnylou81

31/05/2013 22:54:49

by Linnylou81

Talkback: Roman remains on the allotment

I wonder if your plot was actually the remains of a Roman allotment, they must have grown their veg locally as they didn't have the means that we do to import every thing from abroad,I wonder what they grow most of for their diet must have been by Jane Moore

28/11/2011 18:37:59

by weedygardener

Soil ph

Does anyone have an organic solution for lowering the ph of my veg plot ? My test kit is showing a reading of 8 and the suggestion on the packet is 'sulphur of ammonia' which sounds a bit strong. Many thanks in anticipation. When I did a soil test by Ivyhouse

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10/02/2013 21:31:04

by Ivyhouse

All year round??

Can i grow in my plot/allotment all year round or should there be a break so i can sort it all out only asking as my dad says i should stop for winter then end of winter dig over fertilise etc...i was hoping to use all year round There are some veg by Squawk

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17/06/2012 09:29:41

by Green Magpie

Talkback: Growing asparagus

very well. Hello AdamColeman, I recently inherited a veg plot with asparagus in the wrong place too. In my case it's too near the middle of the plot, so that when it grows up high, it obscures the plants beyond it from view. I was considering starting a by oldchippy

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31/05/2012 08:08:56

by backyardee

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