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  • Flummery
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    Think I'm saving myself for the specific pea and bean one next year.

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  • zazen999
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    Yup - you are last in so it's your round

    Well done!

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  • jojo2910
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    Is there room for a little one?

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  • Currysniffa
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    Originally posted by zazen999 View Post
    I'd choose a simple nice tomato and a chili/pepper - and isolate some of the pepper's flowers, pollinate by hand and tag. Then just save from those.

    Keep it simple for your first time; and tomatoes as long as they aren't F1 or beefstake usually save without any fuss.
    Right-o thanks zazen I'll post when I find any I think could be suitable, or if you have any help full links that would be good too

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  • zazen999
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    No worries - you're in.

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  • jackyspratty
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    Hi zaz,
    can I be the next on the list please?

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  • zazen999
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    Not a problem, but it would be best to save from this year's crops, and grow the seeds next year......so it would be best to join a different circle in a year and swap then...unless the carrots [or beetroot, or parsnip] are already in the ground and grown, in which case no problem.

    Does that make sense?

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  • chris
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    Is there a problem with attepting to save from biennel flowering crops, out of interest? (carrots for example)

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  • zazen999
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    I'd choose a simple nice tomato and a chili/pepper - and isolate some of the pepper's flowers, pollinate by hand and tag. Then just save from those.

    Keep it simple for your first time; and tomatoes as long as they aren't F1 or beefstake usually save without any fuss.

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  • Currysniffa
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    Well zazen it was my first season on the lottie last year so I just grew the usual suspects Cauliflower,Cabbage Sprouts,Runner and French Beans, Sweet Corn, Courgettes, Beetroot, Leeks and a few other thing that don't spring to mind, only thing it I got most of my seeds for next year last month from NASLG.

    So what I'm thinking is as I been given a greenhouse and hope to have it up on the lottie in time for spring maybe I should grow some toms or peppers or chillies or something else in the greenhouse and hopefully I shouldn't get any cross pollination.

    I wouldn't mind trying some squash as I love a nice roast squash soup..

    What do you think?
    Last edited by Currysniffa; 08-12-2010, 02:32 PM.

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  • zazen999
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    As long as it isn't F1 Curry; and open pollinated...then we can save it.

    List a few of your fave veg from last year and we'll see what you've got.

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  • Currysniffa
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    Great thank you, I'll probably have to pick your brains as I'm not sure what you class a "heritage" lol

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  • zazen999
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    Okey dokey CurrySniffa - Number 14 you are!

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  • Currysniffa
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    Could I be included please zazen ? I'd like to try and grow different varietys

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  • zazen999
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    Unlucky 13 Polly I am afraid - but you're in!

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