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What have you discovered today that made you smile?
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Yeah.... but they were started off in my conservatory in January
it's very sunny and then the flowers came out early which I put out in the back as I have a bumble bee nest.... I was a little lucky 
I was also very lucky and had spinach and lettuce in feb
Perhaps more than a bit lucky!
I think my south facing living room will end up with more than chilli's and peppers next year. OH wont be happy
"Live each day as if it were your last and garden as though you will live forever"
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It's such a good way to do it. All my plants got started like that. In fact I had seedlings far too quickly and some had to sadly be resigned to the compost
(. I have a window seat so they all ended up there. I have parsnips almost ready to harvest too which is insane! I am a bit of a bung it in and hope for the best person. A few things failed but I am redoing them now and hopefully they will be ok! Feb GC: £200 Spent: £190.790 -
Aw, bless. It's so upsetting when things die.
Sounds fantastic! You must have veg all year round. This forum's great for learning, back to the drawing board for next years plan. :think:"Live each day as if it were your last and garden as though you will live forever"
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i read on here somewere that planted dried beans will grow so i tried it an i have shoots!!!!!!0
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My broccoli plants are starting to flower!!!
And I've picked my first batch of Mange-tout. WHOOPY!!!
I did a little dance of joy in my garden this morning. hahahaha0 -
DH and I went for our evening walk round our local area lastnight, and happened to walk past a garden absolutely brimming with all kinds of roses. Couldn't help but have a good ol' sniff as I walked past (as you do
) and oh my days, the best smell in the world isn't it?!! 
"Your life is what your thoughts make it"
"If you can't bite, don't show your teeth!"
R.i.P our beautiful girl Suki. We'll love and miss you forever
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The raspberry cane that my puppy chewed the top off and the two shoots has a new shoot coming out just by it-it lives!! and one of my cucumber seeds and 4 broad bean seeds are sprouting :-)0
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moneymabel wrote: »The raspberry cane that my puppy chewed the top off and the two shoots has a new shoot coming out just by it-it lives!! and one of my cucumber seeds and 4 broad bean seeds are sprouting :-)
Ahh yes, nature carries on in spite of us, or as in the case of weeds, to spite us.0 -
Gooseberries!"The purpose of Life is to spread and create Happiness" :j0
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Me too Zara! Though I'm not sure when to harvest them! I remember them being bigger than mine are so may leave them on a little longer to ripen. Mine today- I have flowers on my tomatoes Feb GC: £200 Spent: £190.790
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