In a moment of possible rashness, yesterday I decided to plant out the tomatoes into their grow bags. I hope this isn’t too soon. In other matters, the peas and beans are sprouting really well.
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Day 36
Solanum lycopersicum
Planting Out
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Day 15
Phaseolus vulgaris
Sprouting
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Day 15
Pisum sativum
Sprouting
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Day 15
Brassica rapa (Chinensis Group)
Showing True Leaves
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Previous Journals
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News from the north and a photo update
Fruit Allotment garden , Alpine strawberry , Tomatoes 'Orange Banana' , Tomato breeding experimen...
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Beans Sprouting and Pea Sprouting
Later Journals
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Garage Door garden , Lower Wood Terrace garden , Bee House Front garden , Bee House Bottom Terrac...
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Tamar Allotment garden , Savoy cabbage Under Attack, Red cabbage Under Attack, and Purple sprouti...
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Tamar Allotment garden , Purple sprouting Established, Red cabbage Established, Savoy cabbage Est...
Comments
LindaMae wrote:
You’re doing so well to get things done this fast given that you’ve only just moved in. Looks like there will be lots of sun this weekend which will bring everything on.
I am resolving tomatoes will be my new thing for next year.
Posted on 23 May 09 (almost 4 years ago)
ascorbic wrote:
I think it was a case of pent-up activity, as I’d been planning it for a month or so before we actually moved, then another week while we unpacked. Planting out the tomatoes at that time seems to have been a mistake, as they’re not looking so happy. I moved them to a sunnier spot, so hopefully they’ll do a bit better, and ordered some nematodes to try to protect them against the evil slugs.
Posted on 25 May 09 (almost 4 years ago)
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