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I love Florence fennel, but I'm wondering whether it's worth growing as I have a rather small garden (need to actually measure sometime). How much space does it need? Anybody have an opinion on whether it's worthwhile?
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Aww eirish how sweet
My first time of growing this year, but it doesn't look as though it will take up a huge amount of space. I'm sure I've seen where other grapes have grown it in containers.
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Do you prefer being shaved, roasted, or braised?
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None of the above - although I have been roasted quite a few times As for shaved 
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Auntie Flo I had to rush here to find out why you were trapped in a small place. LOL
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Definitely don't go for waxing then Flo. I have gruesome memories of when one of my daughters decided I needed to have my legs waxed.Originally posted by Florence Fennel View PostNone of the above - although I have been roasted quite a few times As for shaved Comment
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No, no, I'm growing my own veg cause I don't like them waxed!Originally posted by rustylady View Post
SO...how much space does an unshaven, unwaxed fennel plant want?Last edited by eirish; 10-05-2012, 05:15 PM. Reason: dragging this thread kicking and screaming back on topicMarch is the new winter.Comment
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Sorry Eirish, you will get used to the vagaries of the Vine. We tend to go off tangent quite a bit, but only in a very friendly way. Link here for you re spacing http://www.uaex.edu/Other_Areas/publ...F/FSA-6083.pdfComment
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I do like my own space
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Oh please don't apologise! I giggled over this half the afternoon.Originally posted by rustylady View Post
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