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Not doing bad for the second day of spring, might get some early ones yet.
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I have a couple of pots in flower in't greenhouse but they are old plants so not expecting great results.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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For the last three years I have taken extra runners at the end of the season, bob em in small MFB and for the last two years have had good results, hoping for the same this year.Potty by name Potty by nature.
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Am doing the same this year too - early berries would be brilliant.http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbiaComment
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I'll have a go at this for next winter.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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I'm trying it, hung up six pots in the polytunnel. No flowers yet but they're well ahead of the allotment plants.Comment
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I'll be putting a few strawberries and raspberries in my greenhouse for earlier crops next year.Comment
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Last weekend I had to dig up all the Strawberries in my bed on plot 1 and dig/weed the whole bed and get all the bindweed roots out that had infested the bed. Replanted the main plants back and took all the rooted runners and none rooted ones home to pot on, now have 35 new plants in pots and may create a new bed in plot 2.
Here's a piccie of the replanted bed.
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The first fruits of my labour but they all have....................SWMBOs name on them.....Attached FilesPotty by name Potty by nature.
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What variety are they? I'm growing Alice and they're still green but growing.Comment
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I am sorry but I just don't know, I have had them years and having found I like them have just kept propagating them.Potty by name Potty by nature.
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Nice looking plant potstubsdustbins, lots of flowers. I guess that's not a brand new plant this year looking at how many flowers it's got.
I've got a Mara De Bois which has one berry turning red, in my heated growhouse. I should be able to sample my first ever Mara within a few days, can't wait.Comment
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^^^^^^^^^^All from new runners last autumn, then potted up and left to over winter in the GH.
I do keep the GH at 10'C from the first week in March to protect my indoor spuds and basically that's it.Potty by name Potty by nature.
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They look to have done very well...
I think the extra warmth from the 10C minimum might well help them crop sooner. Hope you get you hands on a few yourself
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Mine are doing well but have to squash aphids every other day on the strawberry plants!!Gardening blog http://ploughyofurrow.blogspot.co.ukComment
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