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    Plants looking good... :)

    for once, just a nice post as I am quite happy my plants are all looking nice and healthy.

    and with a bit of sun at the mo, sure they will all be happy this weekend


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    They're lovely. I'm a wee bit envious as I've nothing but teeny sprouts. And no sprout sprouts.
    March is the new winter.

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    • #3
      Looking good!
      Ali

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      • #4
        Good grief, how do you manage to keep everything looking so clean?

        They sure do look like healthy specimens. Well done.
        Tried and Tested...but the results are inconclusive

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        • #5
          the rocket, sprouts and carrots have been the easiest to grow, just shoved the seeds in the pots outside and that's it...
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          • #6
            Are you transplanting the chard? Only 'cos it doesn't like it much, so do it as soon as poss
            All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Two_Sheds View Post
              Are you transplanting the chard? Only 'cos it doesn't like it much, so do it as soon as poss
              Why do they need transplanting? I thought they did well in pots. they seem really happy at the mo, and growing well.
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              • #8
                they have a large taproot, it'll get squashed in those pots, they're a bit small.
                And are you planning on transplanting your srpouts too?
                and yes, everything looks healthy

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                • #9
                  Super looking plants!

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                  • #10
                    Well done, hope your success continues!
                    Granny on the Game in Sheffield

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                    • #11
                      I read on sites that these were ok size for these plants. so will see how it goes. first time with both sprouts & Chard, I am not too bothered by sprouts, as the seeds came free with mag, so thought, ohh have a spare pot. lets see what happens.

                      as for chard, never eaten chard before, so will see as not sure If we even like it lol.

                      I am currently buying a house with a 70+ foot long garden, so hopefully I will have a veg patch at the end of it all going well!

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                      • #12
                        good luck with that, we won't see you for months then, you'll be too busy gardneing

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by taff View Post
                          good luck with that, we won't see you for months then, you'll be too busy gardneing
                          Lots of work to do! I believe all going well we should hopefully move in end of July.



                          My Plan will probably be to dig up the concrete bit at the end and that will be the veg patch! and maybe some in with the flowerbed I will create on the right of that path (The Big tree is going)

                          Its south facing too yay!
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                          • #14
                            That's a good size garden so fingers crossed the sale works out.
                            Location....East Midlands.

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                              Originally posted by DGoulston View Post
                              Lots of work to do! I believe all going well we should hopefully move in end of July.



                              My Plan will probably be to dig up the concrete bit at the end and that will be the veg patch! and maybe some in with the flowerbed I will create on the right of that path (The Big tree is going)

                              Its south facing too yay!
                              And parking space down the end I see! Very nice, endless possiblilities there.

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