Jun 2018
2:56pm, 20 Jun 2018
5,461 posts
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sallykate
carniverous sunflowers!
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Jun 2018
3:08pm, 20 Jun 2018
38,451 posts
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Velociraptor
Yup, they're mine
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Jun 2018
3:16pm, 20 Jun 2018
3,016 posts
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Eynsham Red
I’ve been using tomato feed once a week for the last two weeks sallykate.
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Jun 2018
8:19pm, 20 Jun 2018
9,066 posts
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Garfield
My two sunflowers are doing well...not hugely tall but they're alive. That's a good start in my books!;)
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Jun 2018
10:04pm, 20 Jun 2018
18,868 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Went on holiday for a week. Scorching dry then a storm blew them over. One still looks rough. Three planted out in the flower beds as too weedy...Three a bit meh...now all of a sudden down to 3 contenders 😣
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Jun 2018
5:26am, 21 Jun 2018
2,519 posts
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Dillthedog57
After a slug attack a couple of weeks ago, these seem to have made a bit of a recovery, although the Dill kids ones are in the middle and are lagging behind. Mrs Dill is ahead by a leaf
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Jun 2018
9:40am, 21 Jun 2018
4,398 posts
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Wine Legs
Poppa (my dad) planted my second batch out on the garden this week. So far they're still alive. I need to get in on this tomato feed malarkey.
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Jun 2018
10:08am, 21 Jun 2018
19,506 posts
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fetcheveryone
There was an old man who used to live opposite my nan who used to "p*ss on his cabbages"
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Jun 2018
10:12am, 21 Jun 2018
5,462 posts
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sallykate
Mine has reached 1.50m. Last year's got to about 2.9m by September.
Pee is good for making compost - it's nitrogen-rich and acts as an accelerator.
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Jun 2018
10:43am, 21 Jun 2018
38,454 posts
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Velociraptor
Sadly, our compost heap is overlooked by a kids' tree house, otherwise eL Bee! would be right on to nitrogenating the compost.
My compost is still not very convincing. It's mostly going mouldy rather than rotting properly. I'm going to leave the heap uncovered for the rest of the summer to see if that helps.
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