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    Virtual Show 2014 Best Container VOTING

    Please post your entry here for Best Container (With veg or flowers in it !)




    Please post once only - your first entry is your only entry.

    Closing date for posting - 30 Sept 2014
    44
    Potstubsdustbins - Onions
    6.82%
    3
    WPG - Edible flowers and rainbow chard
    9.09%
    4
    Noosner - apple tree and the garden gnome
    4.55%
    2
    sequoia - 6 beans
    2.27%
    1
    Dorothy rouse - Tumbling toms
    4.55%
    2
    cariann88 - Maris potatoes
    2.27%
    1
    WilliamD - Black Bamboo
    2.27%
    1
    Green Gerkin - Sweet n neat tomato
    4.55%
    2
    Bex - tree spinach, black current sage and lime basil
    2.27%
    1
    Bill HH - Radar onions
    0.00%
    0
    Philthy - Hot Lemon / Aji Lemon / Lemon Drop
    13.64%
    6
    Martin H - chrysanthemum
    29.55%
    13
    Bearded Bloke - Tete a tete
    18.18%
    8
    "Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple

    Location....Normandy France
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    I have always wanted to grow a container of onions that are nearly touching, just about made it this year.
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    • #3
      Edible flowers and rainbow chard
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        It's the central container in this pic I'm putting forward - the one with the apple tree and the garden gnome.
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        My Autumn 2016 blog entry, all about Plum Glut Guilt:

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        • #5
          Blueberry croaked it so I put 6 beans in.

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          • #6
            Tumbling toms

            Tumbling toms on my top balcony

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            DottyR

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            • #7
              Maris potatoes




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              Carrie

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              • #8
                Black Bamboo. Two metres tall with, according to the label (inset), another five metres to go!



                P.S. It was only half this height when we potted it a few months ago.
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                • #9
                  Sweet n neat tomato



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                    tree spinach, black current sage and lime basil


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                    Last edited by Bex; 14-09-2014, 04:06 PM.
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                    • #11
                      Radar onions.






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                      photo album of my garden in my profile http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...my+garden.html

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                      • #12
                        Hot Lemon chilli plant, GH

                        This is the Hot Lemon / Aji Lemon / Lemon Drop plant currently in my greenhouse.
                        It's now 4 years old.

                        Picture One:
                        Taken early June - plant has been re-potted about 6 weeks at this point.
                        About 75% of the plant's height in that picture is the existing wood i.e. from previous seasons. Warm early summer weather and feeding with Chilli Focus doing wonders.

                        Picture Two:
                        Taken end of August - plant put on masses of growth; top stems did briefly touch roof but now leaning over under weight of developing chillies. Feeding with Chempak no.4

                        Picture Three:
                        Taken mid September - unfortunately a lot of those top stems had at this point partially snapped, so I removed the chillies, cut back the broken stems and tidied up the plant a bit.
                        It is reflowering on new growth as of 26th Sept. With this Indian summer looking to last awhile longer, I should get another crop off it
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                        • #13
                          I found this chrysanthemum while tidying up a border in late May. I dug it up by accident because it had been repeatedly razed to the ground by my snails. Nothing was showing except some vaguely green knobbles at ground level.

                          I dug it up and found a nice pot, watered it and gave it some TLC and here it is as of this morning. What a miraculous recovery!



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                          My gardening blog: In Spades, last update 30th April 2018.
                          Chrysanthemum notes page here.

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                          • #14
                            Tete a tete in the old pig feeder





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