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| Does anyone know how long you should soak peas in parraffin, before planting them out? I have heard that it stops mice eating the peas. Can you do this to potatoes to stop foxes stealing them? If not what do i do to stop the foxes doing this? Some were part eaten and some (i think ) planted in other parts of my plot (only had it this year). |
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| Just half an hour should be plenty. You may find that you dont need to though at this time of year as the mice are feasting on soft fruit and the like. My peas sown 3 weeks ago are up fine without soaking them.
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| Hi lost the plot. First of all, welcome to the vine. Why not start your peas off in plant modules and when they have germinated then plant them out and this should stop the mice from stealing them. I always do this and never have a problem and dont need to soak in parraffin. Regarding the potatoes and the foxes, don't have an answer for that but am sure some one else can help. |
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| I did do some in modules, but it looked like ants got some of them! I did peas, beans and aspargas(can`t spell) peas. only peas got eaten (by ants) , so put more in soil and only afew came up! Is it too late to put more in? |
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sympathy vote) have had a poor year for peas, whereas us northerners have had a really good season, (
- not that sympathetic though ) so the secret is to water, water and then water again. 
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