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  • #31
    This was my conservatory when I returned from two weeks holiday. they are mainly peppers as I had put all my toms out before I went(had no room) They all survived which amazed me and some even have flowers... sorry no pictures of them yet

    I am now desperately re-potting and trying to get them outside too. I have family coming next weekend and it would be nice to use the conservatory as a sitting area rather than a greenhouse!
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    • #32
      My tomatoes




      My veg patch on my patio and my chillies



      edit to say I've only had a garden since Feb so am an amateur.
      Last edited by thecarnage; 28-05-2009, 05:04 PM.
      www.my-ma.co.uk

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      • #33
        Yay!! My second sowing of sweetcorn is coming through in the propagator Fingers crossed it survives this time

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        • #34
          Yippee, after weeks (well it feels like it!) of checking my broad beans every day, I ignore them this week and when I watered them today I noticed little teeny weeny pods on them!

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          • #35
            Took some pics yesterday, so lets see if I can work out how to add them.

            My runner beans


            Some of my oriental veg (pak choi and chinese cabbage)


            My maris piper potatoes (with a 5L Morrisons buckets for perspective)


            Some of my chilli seedlings (I sowed in April/May which is a bit late, but onlly started gardening in mid-March)


            It's so exciting!
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            • #36
              ok, help needed

              I have my 2 tomato plants which i have left alone and they are looking fa.

              My question, do i need to remove the lower stems yet? i know i asked earlier in this thread, but thy have grown alot since.

              Also i have heard that if i do remove the stems, i can plant them straight away and have more tomato plants. is this true.

              have attached pics
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              • #37
                whoops dont know how to turn the pictures around - sorry

                tracy
                www.tuscana.net 2 junctions from disney, fully equipped apartment. unit 1307 if anyone wants to book their accomodation

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                • #38
                  Hi Taskey

                  Turn the pics before you post them

                  Also i havn't removed any of the lower leaves on my toms but just pinched out the little shoots that are in the joints of the leaves at the junction of the main stem

                  John
                  Cheers .... John

                  Web link to our Allotment website http://lawsonsallotment.btck.co.uk/

                  PS my plot is 9 shown on the Plot Holders Pictures

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                  • #39
                    ok, Thanks John

                    Just been out and removed all the little sprouters.

                    Tracy
                    www.tuscana.net 2 junctions from disney, fully equipped apartment. unit 1307 if anyone wants to book their accomodation

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                    • #40
                      Four days on from the flower forming on my Hungarian Hot Wax and look what's happened.

                      The second pic is another Hungarian Hot Wax that just produced it's first flower today and as you can see it also has some other buds which will hopefully follow suit quite soon.
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