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Help MBE grow his dinner 2011
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Took the photo of that strawberry this morning went to pick it tonight and it was mushy
. I am playing all of the right notes just not necessarily in the right order
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Mrs_Veg_Plot wrote: »Took the photo of that strawberry this morning went to pick it tonight and it was mushy.
Boo!........ If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
You know, I thought that was really sad. 0
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djohn2002uk wrote: »
Tom blossom.
Ahead of mine. I've got a few flowers that are just starting to open, notably on the grafted "Turbo" tomatoes, so I expect I'll be eating mine first.
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mrbadexample wrote: »Ahead of mine. I've got a few flowers that are just starting to open, notably on the grafted "Turbo" tomatoes, so I expect I'll be eating mine first.
Yours might be Turbocharged but mine are Supercharged.
Forgot, they've got afterburners too....0 -
my toms are still piddly little plants. How can I make them grow tall and strong with flowers? 6 plants are outside in a poly-green-house and one is on a sunny windowsill. All are looking very useless. I'm in Yorkshire in case that's important. I also have zero patience!!0
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well been busy with garden etc toms have yellow flowers just waiting for the baby fruits now, sweet pepper has flower buds, so do chillis and runner beans feels like its all coming together now
still no rain here so dry as a bone, been up to the lotty and started digging which is hard going so i will wait a while before posting a after pic dont want to show how slow i am :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: but heres a before pic, im stood at the bottom of lotty and its to the wall and then its width is just before the fruit trees, sadly there not mine but i may ask if i can have a few plums 
hope everyone else is doing loads as i would hate to think its just me out in the heat :rotfl:0 -
Little_Vics wrote: »my toms are still piddly little plants. How can I make them grow tall and strong with flowers? 6 plants are outside in a poly-green-house and one is on a sunny windowsill. All are looking very useless. I'm in Yorkshire in case that's important. I also have zero patience!!
What size pots are they in and when did you sow them?0 -
Little_Vics wrote: »my toms are still piddly little plants.
Photos please! It helps to see what we're up against.
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Turnips (Arcoat):
I like these - they always grow well, wherever I put them, and mature really quickly. I'll be eating those in a bit, so they're the first real bit of dinner this year (rhubarb's pudding, and radishes just get munched in the garden, so they don't really count).If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0
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