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Talkback: How to practise crop rotation

where to put herbs, rhubarb and the different families of veg (roots, flowers and fruit ) in this plot rotation. Can you help please? Having just inherited a vegetable patch I found this very helpful, but it has opened up a new set of questions; Where by knittynana

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16/02/2012 16:15:58

by Emma Crawforth

Talkback: Top of the veg

it are dominated by weird German recipes involving vinegar) doesn't mean they don't look bizarre. Nice to see Ms deThame looking after her diet ( Gardners' World Special BBC 2 30/Nov.) but why does she need a B***** great 4x4 to collect a few vegetables? The air we by Karl W

28/11/2011 18:30:21

by James A-S

Talkback: How to make compost

walked also over the area - what is the best way to deal with this earth so that I can look forward to growing vegetables there soon? I cannot afford a great expense. You can put crab apples in your compost but it would be better to let the birds eat by meg.hopkins@yah

18/12/2011 20:27:12

by oldchippy

Talkback: Tomato and parsley hanging basket

i live in a flat in london and only have windowsills. i have been desperate for ideas on how to grow vegetables, and which varities to grow. strawberries did well. this article has been very useful, but i was wondering if it would be possible by mhairip

18/05/2012 22:13:05

by Garden Maniac

Talkback: Preparing beds for planting

but no children to make funny characters out of them, unless you count my husband, of course ;-) I started last year with a vegetable plot at the back of our garden. I planted potatoes, carrots; I still dug some up in January and they were still good to eat by joseph woosey

28/11/2011 18:31:05

by paulo

Talkback: Gardening books

assume plentiful irrigation, which, as a hill dweller existing on the rain I catch each winter, isn't an option. By the way, Pippa Greenwood didn't think much of chard last month, but for me it is the best summer vegetable! Marjorie Fish's 'Gardening by A. Sockywocky

28/11/2011 18:37:15

by Anna McArthur

Spinach for winter harvest

Hello I am new to vegetable gardening but really enjoying it, even though I am sure I have made many many mistakes The spinach sown so far has been harvested for salad leaves and has started to bolt. I'm hoping to sow some to ensure that we get some by clairemc

25/07/2012 06:38:55

by Dovefromabove

Vine Weevil

We have these pesky things in our Strawberry troughs and were wondering if we could put some carrots, parsnips or leeks in there instead as none of the info we have found mentions them eating vegetables. Please does anyone know? Hi Tracey, vine by Tracey Curnock

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04/04/2012 11:21:59

by Kate Bradbury

veg suggestion please!!

Please! Please! Can someone suggest a vegetable that I could plant in a sheltered sunny position, that the slugs will not eat! I am totally fed up with them after they devoured all my tomato and courgette plants, that I thought were suitably mature by artychris

10/06/2012 22:24:04

by marshmello

Cucumbers

in the early stages of my vegetable growing this year (Monty Dons advice) to avoid any damping off is this the same stuff? If not I will take your advice and do the washing up liquid. Thanks by Mother Goose2

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12/06/2012 16:20:35

by Mother Goose2

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