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  • #16
    HeyWayne
    All I have ready at the mo is my first early potato Lady Christl - the wether has put everything back a month - my broad beans have only just started to produce pods, likewise my peas, beans not even close, courgettes just growing away now, toms forming but nowhere near ripening, cukes starting - should be ready to kick off in about a fortnight, chillis are the same, celeriac is same as courgettes, onions same as yours, garlic - dunno when it'll be ready, spring onions going well, carrots perfectly formed but still too small, celery - disaster, swedes and turnips just coming through, lettuces just beginning to look the part, radish - be ready in a fortnight, parsley just poking through, swiss chard, likewise, all the larger brassicas just getting big enough to stop being of interest to the pigeons - except the kale which they devour with relish, and Pak Choi bolying like there's no tomorrow !
    You're not alone mate
    Rat

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    Scottish by the Grace of God

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    • #17
      Oh it gladens my heart to know I'm not the only one with a plot that's a mess or just stopped growning (except the weeds!)

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      • #18
        Things will (or should) catch up. I've had some lovely potatoes, broad beans and mangetout peas, but everything else is rubbish. I had to lift the overwintered onions as they were drowning and had no foliage left, but I'm drying them off and have at least some to use. The beans (runner and french) are growing well, no beans set yet but we'll see., The sweetcorn (the few that germinated) appear to be growing well. The things that are growing best of all are the b****y weeds.

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