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Few pics of some bits.  

Picked what I could salvage of the green toms for some chutney better than wasting them tonight.     Not impressed with me cabbage     few bits for dinner. Bean are delicious at the mo

I think my spuds are going well? Got some corn, some peas and beans going too, all new to this so no idea if they're growing well or not lol

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3 minutes ago, Black neck said:

They look proper ,I've only just got first flowers ,still no flowers on the potatoes 

What's the point in living

Make sure you only top the tomatoes....

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23 minutes ago, Black neck said:

They look proper ,I've only just got first flowers ,still no flowers on the potatoes 

What's the point in living

Been digging my second earliers (Jazzy) and they never flowered nice lot of potatoes under them I was surprised.

Cheers Arry

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Just now, Arry said:

Think I might have a few runners next week.

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Cheers Arry

They white lady I've only just put some in as an after thought after I pulled up some pathetic looking broad beans that failed miserable, they were embarrassing I cobbed um in the hedge

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Just now, Black neck said:

Ah maybe they don't flower then I've never done um before 

I just need to get some ground ready for some purple sprouting so cleared nine I had in one corner had about three quarters of a bucket  mate. The other Jazzy are look more healthy so I'm hoping they will be better. Will dig them as I need them now.

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2 minutes ago, Black neck said:

They white lady I've only just put some in as an after thought after I pulled up some pathetic looking broad beans that failed miserable, they were embarrassing I cobbed um in the hedge

Well yes they are supposed to be but lol. I had some red ones growing last year as well. I saved the seed just from the longest White Lady beans and although all the bean seed was white as you can see I had some cross pollination. Its going to be interesting what they perform like.

Also interesting I got 100% germination from my own saved  seed and about 60% from bought seed.

Cheers Arry

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On 19/06/2024 at 15:45, mr moocher said:

yeah we had some of our spuds for tea last night,my radishes are big already i thought they was meant to be small

They be tough as old boots if the get big lol what spuds did u do surry

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On 19/06/2024 at 15:27, Treeplanter said:

Lettuce, peas, carrots, onions and calabrese coming on well at min and few pot marigolds and nasturtiums to keep the mrs happy oh and a row of sunflowers to keep the kids interested 

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Nice that mate ,do the pigeon not get at your brock plants

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48 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Nice that mate ,do the pigeon not get at your brock plants

Don’t have much trouble with pigeons luckily it’s the bloody slugs and snails cause most damage, saying that I’ve probably jinxed it now I’ll go out tomorrow and the pigeons be on em lol.

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