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Aug 2017
3:36pm, 25 Aug 2017
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Flatlander
I'm enjoying a glut of runner beans :-). Normally, I would have had to water them a lot to get that amount of growth, but this year - no watering at all! Thanks to a good amount of rain at the right times, combined with warm moderately sunny weather :-).

I think that is going to be the story with most of my crops - sweetcorn is doing very well, and the brassicas are looking luxuriant.
Aug 2017
9:28pm, 27 Aug 2017
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Wriggling Snake
Cavalo Nero has been excellent lots left.

Courgette glut commencing soon.

Parsnips could be good.

Lettuce good andc radishes coming on.

I should post some pics of my cosmos and fuscias.
Aug 2017
9:33pm, 27 Aug 2017
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Fizz :-)
We had dinner on Friday containing potatoes, onions, garlic, courgettes, tomatoes and basil, all from my little garden. I was very happy :-)
(The fish cake came from Tesco!)
Oh, and a chilli.
Aug 2017
9:47pm, 27 Aug 2017
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Wriggling Snake
My big failure this year has been peppers. Zilch. Nishmans.
Sep 2017
5:21pm, 16 Sep 2017
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Wriggling Snake
Peppers better now. Bif failure has been corgettes. So wet they are rotting. Cabbage is still ace. I wish I had more. Radish and lettuce still going. Parsnips look great...will wait for frosts obvs.
Sep 2017
6:51pm, 18 Sep 2017
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Markymarkmark
My only real success in the garden so far this year has been the shed!

I've missed too many critical times to sow, plant, thin, weed, harvest. :-(

In fact, of all of the things I've grown, the potatoes are still to harvest and the pumpkins are swelling nicely.

There's always another year.
Sep 2017
8:14pm, 18 Sep 2017
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Flatlander
Now you've got the shed there'll be no excuse for not planting ;-).

It should be a good potato harvest given the amount of rain there has been. The potato plants I dug up as and when I needed them for dinner have given a good yield :-).
Sep 2017
8:17am, 19 Sep 2017
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alpenrose
Hmm, not much of my garden left at the moment....
Sep 2017
8:36am, 19 Sep 2017
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Sep 2017
11:55am, 19 Sep 2017
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Markymarkmark
Gosh, AR, that looks a bit serious!

I've been reminded by MrsMMM - onions were good! And we got 3 caulifowers, which was a first. Maybe it's not been so bad.

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