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You could try "The Sprouts of Wrath" instead, and no I'm not losing it. It's part of the Brentford Trilogy by Robert Rankin.
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Isn't that all about HaemorrhoidsOriginally posted by snohare View Post
I was thinking of reading "The Grapes Of Wrath" this winter...what do you guys reckon ? 
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Never grown those Nick (luckily), are they nice?Originally posted by nick the grief View PostIsn't that all about Haemorrhoids
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'How NOT to grow sweet peas'Originally posted by SueA View PostSnadger I don't think your 'non flowering' sweet peas can be all that rare - I had some as well this year- lots of pretty straggly stems & leaves & nowt else!
Well done on keeping it all up & going this year DDL. My plot sounds probably smaller than yours - we could both do with a lottie- but I'm not sure I've got the dedication to maintain a big area!
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Snadger, think I've got the same variety growing up a wigwam in one of my pots. The others in with the runner beans were fine don't know what went wrong!
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Snadger, you haven't got everlasting sweet peas instead have you. Mine got nowhere near that high.Bright Blessings
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