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Starting from scratch

work. Clumps of rushes and horsetail both front and back. Hello Warthog, In my veg plot I have had to remove rubble, black polythene and many perennial weeds. The previous occupiers tended to lay new soil over the weeds and plant on top by Warthog

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16/12/2011 15:42:24

by Dave Shah

Talkback: Purple sprouting broccoli

my purple sprouting for the past week, its my first year on the plot. Have had cabbage and now sprouting not had any probs with any aphids or slugs. Had a prob with pigeons earlier but netting solved that. Looking forward to lots more veg & fruit. Can by Christine

28/11/2011 18:31:12

by Anonymous

Talkback: Frost

more so at the moment i am going to keep to that. Jane -- I'd like to be as gleeful about what the frosts are doing to pests as you are, but sadly I'm not! I came in an hour ago from the veg. plot with a good crop of caterpillars off my sprouts, [both by Gartenzwerg

28/11/2011 18:37:38

by joseph woosey

Talkback: Pollen

, triplets and quads. This year they are coming up again in a cluster but with even more buds on them. I know when the catkins are out because my hayfever starts. My veg plot is under two birches so I often end up weeding or harvesting whilst crying my eyes by Molly Mac

28/11/2011 18:38:13

by Mary

Talkback: Growing salad leaves

grew some mixed lettuce last autumn in my veg plot and it is still doing well. whenever i need some lettuce i just pick what i need. It is fresh and it tastes lovely. I'm just getting started with growing fruit and veg for the first time, are there any by gardeningeek

28/11/2011 18:38:20

by tisjen

Broad Beans

I have started of some broad beans in my propagator and they are now in pots on my window sill as they are growing rather quick. When can i plant them outside please. Hello Paslode, Broad beans are pretty hardy. I've got some on my veg plot by paslode

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02/04/2012 18:57:29

by paslode

Welly boots

eventualities for this summer I should think!!!??... Higgy http://higgysgardenproject.blogspot.co.uk/ OH has the waders for cleaning the pond of rampant flag iris and blanket weed when it comes. My veg plot is raised beds and paths so I do wear flip flops by joslow

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29/07/2012 15:37:28

by joslow

Winter pruning

The time has come for us to prune our apples and pears, late-flowering clematis, gooseberries etc. It's a very satisfying job if you have a sharp saw and warm clothing. I've been having a go at some neglected apple trees on my veg plot and wondering by Emma Crawforth

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13/01/2012 17:00:30

by 10

Digging a vegetable Plot

garden last year. The veg plot had not been used for 10 years. All the clay subsoil that had been dug out while landscaping for a conservatory had been dumped on top. I initially sprayed the lot with glyphosate to get rid of the perennial docks, bindweed by Jayn

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20/05/2013 15:57:42

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Talkback: Planting courgettes

seedlings, grown from seed, in to a 12" pot, which now sits in the veg-plot. It gets full sun between midday and about 5pm. The result is lots of swelling buds just ready to burst in to flower.http://ukchilehead.blogspot.com/2009/06/courgette by Veggiepot

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24/05/2012 14:34:28

by h_shep

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