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• #3177
loving this. Pretty sure that a courgette bigger than my forearm counts as a marrow anyway
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• #3178
FREECYCLE
Could anybody use 10L of this (4 tins)
https://www.toolstation.com/cuprinol-garden-shades-exterior-paint-25l/p31147
?Bought to paint shed and then moved house and gave up plot ( :( ) yours for £0.00 if you can come and collect, but I will accept interesting beers/produce/jams in trade. I’m in far flung SE, BR7 postcode.
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• #3179
I’ve inherited this pear tree. Does it need pruning? If so how?
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• #3180
Any idea what these are?
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• #3181
I'm gonna say apple, apple/pear, cherry, cherry
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• #3182
I agree ☝️
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• #3183
Cool cool cool. Do any of them need pruning or any special care?
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• #3184
The first Pear needs the high shoots bringing down and let the centre have some space back in them all. i.m.o.
Cherry can be pruned now iirc, Pear & Apple tends to be done in winter.
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• #3185
Definitely trying this!
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• #3186
Thanks for the advice. I should get some time for this tomorrow. It’s too wet to be moving horse manure around
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• #3188
Lettuce after potatoes seems to be going ok.
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• #3189
Lovely those. Are they under fleece?
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• #3190
How are you stopping them being eaten?
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• #3191
Just under a mesh tunnel cloche, more to keep the birds off when I planted out the little seedlings than anything, but I feel it retains moisture a little better with that on than without. @Light_EDDed I put nemaslug down earlier in the year but I think the weather is doing most of the work for me. Barely a nibble.
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• #3192
Queensland blue squash doing some climbing. Little Uchiki Kuri in the background. One squash I thought was going to make it but seems to have died back in the heat. Anyone think half of it might still be ok?
Loving that almost every squash flower I look in has a bee in it.
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• #3193
Little haul today. Also a few chillis and took home all the onions and garlic we’d strung up to dry.
Want to make chilli oil this year - dry or fresh chillis? Do I just pop them in or heat up the oil with them in?
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• #3194
Do I just pop them in or heat up the oil with them in?
Heat, else botulism risk apparently.
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• #3195
Good to know, thanks
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• #3196
I moaned on here about a month ago about my sweetcorn being very poor this yr - at the time they were about 18 inches tall. The sunshine, a load of fertilizer and the recent rain have now got them up about 5 or 6 feet high so now happy
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• #3197
Lovely. My sweetcorn has sadly been a total write off. Only looking like I would get 4-5 reasonable cobs off it and when I went up there yesterday about 4 of them had been eaten by something. Teach me to not prepare the ground properly. Genuinely gutted. Had such a great crop last year.
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• #3198
Noire de Crimee ...
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• #3199
Why has my spinach done this?
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• #3200
Looks like it has Bolted?
I didn't bother last year but I did miss them a little (so did the kids) so thought two plants would suffice. Should have actually stuck one in the ground but was rushing and unprepared as usual.