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Originally posted by chrismarks
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Faceache later......
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At least they're fast growing, should they get hit - plenty of time to sow some more (direct too) again
I'm half tempted to bring my toms in, but a major factor of "cba" has just set in. I'm sure the amount of fleece I put on them, they'll be sweating in the morning 
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I was going to say the same. What's a blight protection frame? Is it easy and will I be able to be bothered/have time to build one? Do tell us more.Originally posted by chrismarks View PostComment
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I have toms out , but I do have back up and they are in a sheltered spot ......*crosses fongers and hopes for the best .S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
a batch of jam is always an act of creation ..Christine Ferber
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Can't post photos on here as they were taken on the blackberry so I can only upload to Faceache.Originally posted by Shadylane View Post
But - google Bob Flowerdew's Tomato Blight Frame and you get the general gist - I've adapted mine a little and when I have the other camera will take some more photos....
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OK I've decided to risk it as it's 23:31 and I aint braving the dark garden now...
Fingers crossed for all!Visit my blog if you dare! www.gardenofheathen.wordpress.comComment
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It's going to get to minus figures here tonight, apparently, so I've covered the spud tubs with a double layer of fleece, and earthed up the ones in the ground, and now I have my fingers crossed...Comment
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It dropped to plus 5 last night, so I think we're out of the woodsAll gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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Can't you right click on your FB photos, then SAVE AS to your desktop, and from there post them onto here? Bit of a faff thoughOriginally posted by zazen999 View PostAll gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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We'd got frost this morning, but the toms that are out look ok.Granny on the Game in SheffieldComment
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Just got back from the lottie.. had a de-ice the car. i had earthed up my early tatties in the ground so no problem there, but the ones in the baths have a lot of top growth and ready to flower were just white with frost. Stuff in raised beds fine so was broad beans and cabbages. Gave everything a good water did some tidying up and brought some rubbish home for the bin man. Sun shining now and its getting much warmer again.
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We had frost here as well, the grass in the back garden was white. Haven't been down to the lottie yet. Will go and have a peek at lunch time - keeping my finbgers crossed!Slowly takes it!Comment
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5C in the greenhouse last night - everything looks fine mind *(fleeced just in case).Comment
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-3.5 outside and -1.7 in the greenhouse last night. Still not sown the runners!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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