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  • #46
    Pricked out 8 spring cabbage seedlings into 9cm pots.
    He-Pep!

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    • #47
      Originally posted by bario1 View Post
      Pricked out 8 spring cabbage seedlings into 9cm pots.
      Spring Cabbage?..................is not a little late to be pricking them out?
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      • #48
        Yep, they were sown a bit late... but they're looking healthy enough so i figure it can't hurt to grow them on and see what happens, I'm sure they'll make spring greens at least.
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        • #49
          They may grow into summer cabbages if left long enough.
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          • #50
            Finally bagged the last of my self saved seeds.
            Tidied my spare room downstairs and set up my heated propagators (Yes I have gone from 0-3 in a year, this will be fun )
            Got some compost in to warm up so I can sow over the weekend.
            Sat my Lady C spuds out for chitting that arrived today.
            Potted up some pretty coloured willow cuttings.

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            • #51
              Originally posted by bario1 View Post
              Yep, they were sown a bit late... but they're looking healthy enough so i figure it can't hurt to grow them on and see what happens, I'm sure they'll make spring greens at least.
              I never get hearted spring cabbage in spring. It's usually June or July before they start to heart up. I plant closely and take every alternate one as spring greens though!
              My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
              to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)

              Diversify & prosper


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              • #52
                Finished sorting out one of the raspberry beds - loads if ground elder unfortunately. Got rid of half the canes and replanted the best at a decent spacing. Will be mulching lots with grass clippings to supress weeds this year.

                checked the propogater - as well as the leaf celery one of the aji dedo De mocha is coming through - yay! Going to get some compost in to warm up to sow aubergines this week.
                Another happy Nutter...

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                • #53
                  The tomato plants in the back garden have long since gone, but the spent compost & coir in the 20 square flower buckets was taken to Spencer Road Allotment Plot 23B to be used as a soil conditioner for beds 2 & 3

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                  • #54
                    Just back from Lidl with my thermometer - thanks for the heads up Cadders - seems a nice bit of kit for £2.99
                    Thought I'd got a dodgy unit at first as it wouldn't do anything - then I realised the AA battery that it came with had its own shrink wrapping...
                    I should go to the plot for an hour or two of digging and tidying but I don't think I'm in the mood. I might play with some seeds in the shed at home instead.
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                    • #55
                      Planted garlic pods, ginger. Bought grow light, kitchen compost caddy.

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                      • #56
                        Sowed some hot lemon chillis and some toms - see if they can get going in a propagator in the shed - sounds like it might get colder as the week progresses so will be interesting to see if the microclimate works out...
                        Dismantled guinea-pig cage (sniff) and added much sawdust/hay/carrot/salad and g-p poop to the compost bins.
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                        • #57
                          Planted my cherry tree out on the plot.
                          He-Pep!

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                          • #58
                            More general tidying and maintenance, first sign of life from the plot! - my pot of peas are up and off, no sign of the broad beans though.

                            ...meanwhile my big ol apple tree got a big ol haircut. Its looking much better. Silly me forgot to take an after photo though. doh!

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                            • #59
                              I had a tidyup session in my tunnel and on the
                              plot. Even had a bonfire. Car said it was 15c up here

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                              • #60


                                Had a go at tin work and fabricated a new rain cover for the new log burner i fit this weekend in my mates shed.
                                When you have a hammer in your hand everything around you starts looking like a nail.

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