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Flowering rhubarb
Posted in Grow & eat by Pippa Greenwood, 08 May 2008, 11.56AM
I'm rather fond of rhubarb, preferably under a thick blanket of butter crumble or stewed with a dollop of organic vanilla ice-cream.
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Plant supports for beans and sweet peas
Posted in Grow & eat by Pippa Greenwood, 01 May 2008, 11.33AM
The wigwams are both attractive and sturdy, and made by my son using recycled bamboo canes and his own ball of string.
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Making cress- and grass-heads
Posted in Grow & eat by Pippa Greenwood, 17 April 2008, 11.39AM
When the weather is too vile to spend time outside, it's time to get creative. And a wet weekend is perfect for making some seriously funky grass- and cress-heads with the children.
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Sowing seeds - chillies and sweet peppers
Posted in Grow & eat by Adam Pasco, 14 April 2008, 11.26AM
Despite temperatures in my greenhouse dropping to zero at night but soaring by day, I've just got to get on with more seed sowing. Chillies and sweet peppers are top of my list.
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Seed potatoes and mice
Posted in Grow & eat by Pippa Greenwood, 06 March 2008, 11.29AM
I normally chit potatoes in the greenhouse, but after last year's potato massacre I felt that putting the tubers rose-end-up in trays would be rather like condemning them to the chopping block.
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Sowing broad beans
Posted in Grow & eat by Jane Moore, 22 February 2008, 11.34AM
Spring is in the air, and plants are beginning to shake off their winter dormancy. The birds and bees are making a cautious appearance, along with my fellow allotmenteers.
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Sowing salad crops
Posted in Grow & eat by Pippa Greenwood, 21 February 2008, 02.03PM
Like it or lump it, there isn't that wide a range of vegetables you can enjoy fresh from the garden at this time of year. So how about some oriental veg?
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Growing tomatoes
Posted in Grow & eat by Jane Moore, 08 February 2008, 12.08PM
It feels like spring is on its way down here in the balmy southern slopes of Bath.
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