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Just been down the lotie and all I can say is brrrr ?, when is this weather goin to improve my poor beans look sorry for themselves and my poor swede are battered
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My French beans are all dead. Put them out too early :-( -
Sorry to hear that toby , I did the same with my carrots nowt to show for my keennessOriginally posted by toby6668 View PostComment
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Very grim down here, too.
Two jumpers today - should be bikini gardening - although perhaps that is better for the neighbours!
Lost a third of my peppers and the tomatoes look very sad.Le Sarramea https://jgsgardening.blogspot.com/Comment
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I've not even got my french beans to germinate yet, and I live in france! First lot rotted in their pots, the only things that took were 4.5 runner beans and 4 kidney beans via the seed exchange (possibly from Pyrenees Plot??). So I'm starting again. But down to max 10/ min 3 degrees forecast this week, so..... However, I was still planting french beans until late July last year and got good crops, so there's time yet, and I'm keeping my fingers crossed... *sigh *sigpicGardening in France rocks!Comment
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No sign of sun in the near future, I'm afraidOriginally posted by Norfolk drew View Post
Depressing, isn't it? It's 8c here right now, and the heating's just come on
All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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We have had some nice sunny days up here, but accompanied by strong, cold winds most of the time. This last week end we were under rolls of haar! Only the veggies in the tunnel and greenhouse and, of course, the conservatory, are actually growing and producing fruit. I wonder if it's going to be necessary to grow things only indoors in pots from now on!Comment
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We're forecast down to 1c again a couple of nights this week and I've just planted half of my tomatoes in the polytunnel beds I'm not sure how I'm going to protect them now, they're too spread out to protect with a big bit of fleece. Pray that they've got it wrong seems the best option!
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can't move for chilli @ tomato plants on the windowcills ,have sown 2 lots of runners,peas and climbing french beans which rotted in place,have now resown in rootrainers but wonder when i'll be able to put them out.Only thing growing strong is the horsetail ,himalayan balsam & strangely enough the garlicdon't be afraid to innovate and try new things
remember.........only the dead fish go with the flow
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My bees get grumpy in weather like this.. they keep asking for umbrellas to replace the sunshades.Comment
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Can you put bins over them?? make a frame and put old sheets/blankets etc??Originally posted by SarzWix View PostWe're forecast down to 1c again a couple of nights this week and I've just planted half of my tomatoes in the polytunnel beds I'm not sure how I'm going to protect them now, they're too spread out to protect with a big bit of fleece. Pray that they've got it wrong seems the best option!Comment
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Like everywhere else, it's been bleak, wet and freezingly cold here in Manchester. Only over the past week or so have things got a little better and my spuds are finally starting to show through the soil. Just hoping that things start to pick up, cos I have no more room in my greenhouse to shelter plants anymore !
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although still cold,the tatties are starting to show(in tubs),and today i have seen 3 bees,honey bees,not bumbles,do they know something we dont?,i hope so....Comment
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Weather is pants and to add to that some Muntjac deer decimated my brassica's this morning it seems, I can see some central leaves forming so they might just recover.Comment
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