
so I'm going to uproot them today, use them as salad leaves instead and plant some rocket.
Going to crop my first lot od spinach for lunch though. Yummy.
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Going to crop my first lot od spinach for lunch though. Yummy.

Not a bad thing though. The smaller leaves and tap root are great as salad leaves.
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My peppers are lagging behind a bit, and my garlic is looking very sad :(
EDIT: None of these are euphemisms.
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EDIT: None of these are euphemisms.

our first will be ready in about a week
our chilli and peppers are also looking a little sad too.
Broad beans and peas looking fab, courgettes need more light and the opium crop looks set to allow me to retire. Just seeing if you are still reading.
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our chilli and peppers are also looking a little sad too.
Broad beans and peas looking fab, courgettes need more light and the opium crop looks set to allow me to retire. Just seeing if you are still reading.


Huge Furry-Whitstable
what's the girly haired capitalist hippy up to tonight?
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what's the girly haired capitalist hippy up to tonight?

The usual. At least it's preferable to have him making money rather than MacDonalds.
His money had had a positive effect.
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His money had had a positive effect.

Just been feeding Reg my garden wood pigend. Lovely looking bird but I can't help thinking that he'd taste lovely too.
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He's been coming her for years now. I think he's a bit long in the beak for eating.
He's also lovely company. If I've fed him he'll come sit next to me not wanting anything while I'm reading.
He even settled on my lap once (bum outwards for pooing).
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He's also lovely company. If I've fed him he'll come sit next to me not wanting anything while I'm reading.
He even settled on my lap once (bum outwards for pooing).

I'm limited spacewise. So all I have is spinach, chillies, grpaes, herbs, radishes, asparragus and rocket going in today.
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we have grapes too. They barely fruited last year, but I'm expecting better this year
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Bought it two years ago and it died off. Came back next year and managed to get three shoots to about 4 foot and this years is making a break for freedom.
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but is in the ground this year and was well trimmed back. The shoots and leaves are looking very strong. It is in a great position too.
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After it doed off I tried putting BBQ ash there as I know that they like acidic soil.
I really recommend it. It rocketed up afterward.
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I really recommend it. It rocketed up afterward.

Blergh to rocket.
Some animal or other has attacked my marrow plants. Not best pleased. 2 out of three rhubarb plants are on the go but it's only their first year so not really worried about them. Toms, runner beans and strawbs going great guns. Spinach and lettuce, not so much :O(
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Some animal or other has attacked my marrow plants. Not best pleased. 2 out of three rhubarb plants are on the go but it's only their first year so not really worried about them. Toms, runner beans and strawbs going great guns. Spinach and lettuce, not so much :O(

but it's dying back now. We planted them in a cloche back in March
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My strawberries are going rampant. I'm going to have to put some beer traps gown as it looks like I'm going to have a bumper crop but I've already seen some snail trails.
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