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    Afternoon all

    Been on a little lottie shop this morning picked up some good bargains from wollies & aldi...i've got everything i intend growing now
    wollies buy1 get 1 free, 100 red baron £2.99 seed packets buy1 get1 free
    also aldi fruit collection £1.99 includes blackcurrant ben lomond,raspberry malling jewel, gooseberry careless.. sets of propagator trays £1.99 windowsill greenhouse £1.99 great stuff also many other bargains soil moisture testers.......so am off to the lottie to sown some seeds

    could any1 tell me if i need to take off the paperish skin off my onion sets before planting
    Last edited by bwfc07; 22-02-2008, 03:12 PM.

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    No, bwfc, you don't need to take the paperish skin off onion sets, but do cover with mesh or something or the birds will pull them out and throw them around! I have gotten some great gardening things from Wilkos as well.

    have a good sowing day!
    You know you're a hard nosed gardener when you pull the weeds from others plots!

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    • #3
      Originally posted by bwfc07 View Post
      could any1 tell me if i need to take off the paperish skin off my onion sets before planting
      Nope - just plant 'em as they are - just the pointy tip sticking out.

      Keep an eye on them, as the birdies have a habit of giving the tops a quick yank.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Hazel at the Hill View Post
        the birdies have a habit of giving the tops a quick yank.
        Yes. I've just discovered half of my autumn sown garlics lying on their sides on top of the soil. Smack on wrist for not checking earlier.
        All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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        • #5
          I like to get my onions started in seed trays....by the time they are planted out they have an excellent root structure that resists the best attention from birds.

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