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Has anyone compared results between Robin Hood and The Sutton ?
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No sorry, I have only grown The Sutton, which has always been very productive for me.Nestled somewhere in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Good soil, strong winds and 4 Giant Puffballs!
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The RHS have trialed them both & they both have the award of garden merit,both good in containers too. Robin Hood a newer variety I think.
https://apps.rhs.org.uk/planttrials/...ean%202011.pdfLocation : EssexComment
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I grew Robin Hood in a couple of large containers last year, and they did well. I have seeds left and plan to sow the rest of them. The seeds were very expensive, the Sutton will be a lot cheaper. Robin Hood was really developed for containers I think.Mostly flowers, some fruit and veg, at the seaside in Edinburgh.Comment
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I haven't grown Robin Hood but I grew The Sutton in a greenhouse bed over winter. They did really well for me.
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I grew Sutton last year. Very prolific but got covered in aphids? I didn't know to pinch out the gruowingv tip, so maybe user error there!Comment
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Hi forum. I have a problem with my tomatoes which I cannot identify.
The plants have got to the producing flowers stage. They germinated and grew vigorously. All the plants of this variety have the same leaf damage. They are in a cold greenhouse
The variety is Blue Bayou and had a really...Today, 08:34 AM -
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