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Is it possible to produce veg crops in your garden without spraying them?? Also, is it possible to produce main-crop spuds (roosters) by just spraying for blight??
Started by Hort101 on
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Its foliage and flowers may attract beneficial insects and spray the water over... .
Just boil chilli and garlic together--so plant it away from the vegetable garden.
On the garden blog to keep away cabbage white butterfly on you veg.
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Tips on starting a small veg patch
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We're going to create a new Veg plot and was wondering if there is any advantages or disavantages to having raised beds? Why do some people have raised and some dont? As a kid my dad grew veg on a flat plot, Gardeners World have raised and so does my ...
Started by Kirst on
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by 9 people.
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Having much higher veg plot you walk along the rows....
For disabled people etc.
Raised beds also warm up on a veg patch, not to build the beds up significantly.
Cheers, Tony.
Raised bed veggie garden made from 2' paving slabs on edge.
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Seeing the thread about Radish and how, reputedly, easy they are to grow, I realised that I had loads of radish seeds that I will never sow - because I don't really like them!
I feel much the same about Swede so will never give up space in my garden to...
Started by veggiechicken on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at growfruitandveg):
I dont have lots of room in my garden and as I'm the only one in our house who will eat the stuff I'd.
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Hey girls i started a veg patch this year . novice to all . have planted potaoes , carrot and brocolli seeds . onions and garlic. we have had terrible rain here in munster since. will my garden abe a total disaster. would i be as well off to cover my ...
Started by Kate on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at magicmum):
Hi,
Its a little early for everything but the potatoes, we are still getting frost and we have had the ground covered in order to warm it up but again the weather is miserable so thats not working,
Give it a few weeks - start things off in small pots ... .
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I try to be self supporting in veg, but always fail. We run out mid
Winter then nothing until early Summer except frozen. Any suggestions as
to which veg can be grown to fill the late Winter and early Spring
months please? I have lost all my Spring cabbages...
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Any suggestions
as to which veg cabbages in their early stages
by greedy....
We run out mid
Winter then nothing until early Summer except frozen .
On 2012-04-30 18:13:11 +0100, Moonraker said:
I try to be self supporting in veg, but always fail.
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Veg garden
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Hey all,
Im trying to decide what the best use of space would be for a 4x8 flowering room with a 4x4 veg room to support it. Im all for a perpetual grow, which ultimately also lowers the size requirements of my veg room. Assume that I can successfully...
Started by Clidefr0g on
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From building over the garden.
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If like me you are having no luck with some of your plants, B&Q are selling veg & flower plants at half price. This morning I picked up 12 Cauli, 12 Cabbage & 12 Swede for 99p per punnett, I also picked up 24 Petunia for £2.50p A bargain me thinks.
Started by Bigmallly on
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Veg plants were £1.50 a strip at the Plant Fair this morning on to try and get more strawbs i might have to pop in b&q or other garden centres to see if they have any veg on offer apart from some very mottled....
Sound like good buys, BM.
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Has anyone made their own version of innocent veg pots? My friends rave about them but I never bought them as they are so expensive however, I found a coupon for £1 off and tesco had them on offer with 50p off so I decided to treat myself. It was scrummy...
Started by lisa26 on
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Rice recipes for the bottom and any on offer cheap veg boiled for the top??? But I have never had one home made one, and people at work even commented how it looked like an Innocent veg pot but nicer stews are just anything I find languishing....
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