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are totally lovely and yummy and sooo much better (IMO) than the green ones - they will deffo get a place in my garden next year.
Asparagus peas however - will not!
Asparagus peas however - will not!
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Imagination is everything, it is a preview of what is to become. -
still got a few I believe, I only showed a couple plants to try them out - gave some seeds to a Grape who was in need of some
I will save seed - yes
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Do you have to remove the male flowers to stop the fruit being bitter?To see a world in a grain of sand
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I haven't done so - to be honest it didn't occur to me, the fruits aren't bitter, but maybe they'd have been even non-bitterer if I had?aka
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Dunno. I had read you didn't need to, but then another lemon cuke grower asked as their 1st cuke had been bitter...mine are nowhere near! Boo-hoo!To see a world in a grain of sand
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*posts cukes to wherever it is herself livesaka
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It won't be long before the 'normal' ones in the greenhouse are ripe though.
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Have a packet of seeds but got them to late for this year so will be trying them next year. I must remember next year to make sure I grow all the same type of cucumbers either all female or male & female, it's impossible to grow both side by side.
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