Archive for May, 2007

Attack of the Killer Aphids!

Attack of the Killer Aphids!

Posted on 13. May, 2007 by .

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The little blighters, those peskey aphids, blackfly and greenfly have been at my Tomato’s! Mission Destroy Aphid (MDA) has been activated and will operate a cleanup operation to de-aphid all the tomato plants within a radius of my mini greenhouse. Mission MDA has been deployed and so far has been successful to eradicate the enemy! [...]

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Radish Harvest – Delicious

Radish Harvest – Delicious

Posted on 13. May, 2007 by .

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The Radish Harvest is Today! This is my first vegetable to be harvested off my own back garden plot 1. This is an achievement even though it is only a mere radish. In 5 weeks from seed to plate, you to could be harvesting your own radishes, I recommend anyone to give this ago. Radish [...]

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Radish’s ready to harvest in 4 weeks

Radish’s ready to harvest in 4 weeks

Posted on 09. May, 2007 by .

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I took a great picture of my Radishes which are bursting with red colour on their tops. Radishes are quick and easy to grow said the seed packet. I now have to agree as within 4 weeks these have grown and fattened up. As these are so fast growing, they have given me a confidence [...]

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Bean Poles, Polytunnel and more Sowings

Bean Poles, Polytunnel and more Sowings

Posted on 07. May, 2007 by .

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A busy day today, I have got loads done on a day that could easily be the windiest day of the year! Today I have been mostly fixing the Bean poles together with string on Plot 3, constructing my cheap polytunnel and doing some succesional sowings on Plot 1 & 2. Plot 3 – Bean [...]

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Modern Garden Art and Peas

Modern Garden Art and Peas

Posted on 05. May, 2007 by .

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Today I was mostly growing peas on Plot 3. I created two mini wigwams using 3-4 bamboo canes cut in half (approx 2m) and held them in place with a cane holder. Three peas were sown at the bottom of each cane. Varieties of Pea used were Hurst Green Shaft and Calibre (petit pois). The [...]

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