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Member since: Mar 09 | Last seen: Oct 10 | Years gardening: 1 | Organic gardener

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  • 26 Mar 2010
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    Raspberry canes planted, toms sprouted and pots mulched

    Raspberry - Tulameen Planting Out, Poppy - Oriental Dwarf Mulching, Evening Primrose Mulching, Tumbling Tom...
    The Tulameen Raspberry canes arrived at my work a few days ago. Yesterday I went to Homebase and got a couple of 36cm diameter wooden half barrel pots to plant 3 canes each in trained up bamboo canes in a wigwam shape. I think they should look beautiful when in full leaf and fruit, even if the...
    Overcast 12°C / 54°F
  • 25 Mar 2010
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    Bees about, radishes germinated and lilac sprouts from goji berry twigs

    Radish - Riesenbutter Sprouting, Radish - Saxa 2 Sprouting, Goji Berries Sprouting, and Radish - French Bre...
    Check out this busy dusty critter on what I think is a peony flower (pic1) Also, 2 out of the 3 types of radishes have germinated – interesting to see its the cheaper two brands from Lidl that beat the T&M seeds (pic 2 & 3) Also, gorgeous lilac sprout from my goji twigs (pic 4). Bu...
    Partly Sunny 12°C / 54°F
  • 20 Mar 2010
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    Sunflowers, Tomatoes, Aubergines, Chillies, Sweet Peas, Peas, Sweet Peppers Sown

    Tomato - Minibel Sown, Tomato Roma Sown, Tumbling Tom - Red Sown, Tumbling Tom - Yellow Sown, Aubergine Cal...
    First proper batch of sowing of the year – excitement. Sunflowers (mini and giant single) in peat pots in the greenhouse. Climbing Sweet Peas in toilet rolls in greenhouse (pic 1) All the tomatoes, chillies, sweet peppers, aubergines in propagators inside the study (pic 2) Hanging basket sw...
    Partly Sunny 13°C / 55°F
  • 17 Mar 2010
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    Evening Primrose / Oriental Poppies sown last Spring potted up & Radishes Sown

    Radish - French Breakfast Sown, Radish - Riesenbutter Sown, Radish - Saxa 2 Sown, Evening Primrose Potting ...
    First journal entry of this year! These did well over the harsh winter. I had sort of forgotten about them and wasn’t expecting too much – I had never sowed a perennial from seed before so wasn’t sure what to expect. The evening primrose looked like bits of twig over winter but ...
    Partly Sunny 13°C / 55°F
  • 08 Aug 2009
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    Toms Ripening & some picked, along with some Sweet Peppers

    Tomato Tumbling Tom Harvesting, "Sweet" Mini Red Pepper Harvesting, and Tiny Tim Tomato Harvesting
    Sunny 21°C / 70°F
  • 01 Aug 2009
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    Harvest No.12 - Chillies!

    Cayenne Pepper Harvesting
    Nine (I think) chillies harvested from one of the cayenne plants and given to my mum. Think I need to start using chillies at a higher rate than I currently am as they’re not getting harvested enough! Hoping some of them will riped to red – that would look pretty spectacular on the p...
    Partly Sunny 21°C / 70°F
  • 31 Jul 2009
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    Harvest No.11 - Birthday Beans

    Runner Bean Dwarf Hestia Harvesting
    11 more runner beans harvested for part of my birthday meal :)
    Rainy 17°C / 63°F
  • 25 Jul 2009
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    Harvest No.10 - Runner Beans!

    Tomato Tumbling Tom and Runner Bean Dwarf Hestia Harvesting
    11 great sized tasty and fresh runner beans harvested and sliced up as part of a delicious meal. Also, tomatoes looking pretty hot – mmmm. I can see one today JUST starting to get some colour :)
    Partly Sunny 21°C / 70°F
  • 19 Jul 2009
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    Harvest No.9 - Pak Choi (again) and 8 Strawberries

    Pak Choi Harvesting and Strawberry Runners Harvesting
    Cut down the remaining 2 pak choi. Left a few of the bottom leaves on to see if it will ‘come again’, although I don’t think pak choi does that. Today it went into a delicious Thai salad. Eight strawberries were ready to pick today – varying sizes and a few of them were ...
    18°C / 64°F
  • 18 Jul 2009
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    Harvest No.8 (Pak Choi + Cayenne Pepper) and Beans Tied Up

    Pak Choi Harvesting, Cayenne Pepper Harvesting, Runner Bean Dwarf Hestia , and Chilli Pepper Potting Up
    My boyfriend cooked up a mean pad thai tonight – we decided dinner had to include some pak choi because two of the plants were trying to bolt. So two of the four pak choi plants were cut down, chopped up and are now in my belly – mmm. The cayenne plants are fruiting spectacularly ...
    Cloudy 18°C / 64°F

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