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Japanese anemones
Posted in Grow & eat by Adam Pasco, 06 October 2008, 02.18PM
...it's so uplifting to see others, such as Japanese anemones, ending the year with all guns blazing.
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Apple harvest
Posted in Grow & eat by Adam Pasco, 29 September 2008, 11.02AM
Blackbirds ate my cherries, the plum crop was non-existent, but now it's apple time! And what a wonderful year it's been.
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Late harvest
Posted in Grow & eat by Pippa Greenwood, 25 September 2008, 11.11AM
The sun is shining, I can't believe it, and I'm pretty sure my plants can't believe it either!
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Harvesting potatoes
Posted in Grow & eat by Pippa Greenwood, 28 August 2008, 11.14AM
We've been harvesting potatoes. After the dreaded potato blight hit the rows of potatoes I was quick to employ my son to cut off and rake up all the haulms.
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Frogs and slugs
Posted in Grow & eat by Adam Pasco, 25 August 2008, 10.23AM
A plea rings out from gardeners across the country every year for a reliable control for slugs - something that will put an end to their slimy antics.
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Growing melons
Posted in Grow & eat by Adam Pasco, 04 August 2008, 10.23AM
Last summer I tried growing a different melon outside, but the plants struggled to get going and yielded nothing at all. This year I'm trying again...
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Potato blight
Posted in Grow & eat by Pippa Greenwood, 31 July 2008, 11.14AM
The only thing to do when blight has affected your potato crop is to chop the haulms down to the ground and burn them so the spores don't overwinter.
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Plaiting garlic
Posted in Grow & eat by Pippa Greenwood, 17 July 2008, 01.06PM
We've had a mixed garlic harvest so far this year - the bulbs I planted in spring did nothing and were a total waste of time. They were probably the worst I've ever grown.
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