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My tomato plants are still cropping in my green house. I've picked several more today. What's in your green house at the moment?
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Only a sweet potato plant & some ginger plants, but I'm hoping for greater things next year
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Tomatoes, cucumbers, seedling onions, various salad leaves, broccoli raab, physalis, strawberries, lemon grass, garlic bulbils, baby perennial leeks, land cress, cabbages, kale, sweet peas.............can't remember what else
Still plenty to pick
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In my poly tunnel I have celery, perpetual spinach, Tuscan kale, spring cabbage and lettuce not to mention over wintering flowery stuff.Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poetComment
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I've got some winter greens, lettuce and radish. In modules for the allotment I've got some winter onions and broad beans in modules.
Also a pot of spring bulbs and quite a few houseplants that I need to find homes for before they get killed by frost!Comment
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Lettuce, spring onions, garlic chives, a couple of sage plants and my over wintering runner beans.
plus I still have 3 tom plants grown from armpits on the kitchen window sill, picked a couple of toms of them yesterday.Last edited by Bren In Pots; 07-11-2014, 08:29 AM.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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Spring cabbage,tomatoes,grapes,mahoosive seed leek in pot,mixed perennials,garlic,peppers,cordyline,peach tree, marigolds.My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
Diversify & prosper
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Bags of MPC, lengths of guttering ready for peas, spring cabbages in troughs, primroses for spring planting, Over wintering tomato plant stools in poly boxes (see thread about this experiment), loads of washed plant pots ready for spring. Lots of overwintering ladybirds. 1000s of slugs awaiting dispatch....Comment
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Pumpkins drying off, butternut squashes too.
Some seeds various sprouting.
Lettuce - think all year round, some marvel of four seasons, some oriental greens and I think a couple of raab quarantina.Comment
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pot leeks started off last weekendComment
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Kite 1 - One side has 15 flower buckets wrapped in shredded paper (Tattie experiment). The other side has Mange-tout climbing up cord strings (yet another experiment).........
Kite 2 - One side has Sweet Potatoes & Toms, the other side is half bare plus Toms. Runner beans are still up developing seed for next year.
Oops, I forgot - 5 different varieties of Toms cut to ground level to overwinter in Kite 1. 1 row of Leek tape, 1 row of Beetroot tape & 2 rows of Carrot tape in Kite 1...........all experimental you understand.sigpic“Gorillas are very intelligent, but they don't have to be as delicate as chimps -- they can just smash open the termite nest,”
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I have a mushroom tray of oriental mixed greens, and 1 of Seeds of Italy's mixed winter lettuce and radicchio, both waiting to be planted out in the border
Already in are rocket, salad onions, corn salad, a couple of perennial spinach plants and some land cress.
A cut down tomato plant and a pepper, both under a fleeced frame as an experiment
In the small greenhouse are the potted fuchsias I've just brought in, after a couple of frosty nights!Comment
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Big tunnel I've got the last of my chilli's, sweet peppers, lemon grass & strawberries. I got the raised bed in there covered with ground sheet already ( only did it Wednesday ). Little tunnel just got my runner beans drying for seed.Comment
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My first winter with a greenhouse - I have a couple of chilli plants in there, and seedlings of all year round lettuce, mizuna, rocket, American land cress, oriental mustard and lambs lettuce. It's good to still be growing stuff in November
Gardening is cheaper than therapy and you get tomatoesComment
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