Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Growing => Grow Your Own => Topic started by: muntjac on September 29, 2007, 14:25
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dug a parsnip today for dinner the morrows .. not bad see pics .. also makes the point of making sure you dont mis any plants when ya thinning em out
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Hi
Mine look like that, but they aren't intertwined! see below. Was very nice but could do with being left a bit longer for some flavour. What causes them to look like this, the soil is very fine, so no stones etc.
Mumsy
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weed roots will do it :wink: even bits of twine left in the ground
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How come all you Suf-folks are lifting parsnips already. Had a frost? :)
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We've really GOT to club together to buy Munty that camera that takes in focus pictures!
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Oh.......is that out of focus.......sorry thought I was p*ssed.
Is that why he looks such a hunk in his own photos - or was I p*ssed :wink:
Only kiddin' Munty.
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Oh.......is that out of focus.......sorry thought I was p*ssed.
Is that why he looks such a hunk in his own photos - or was I p*ssed :wink:
Only kiddin' Munty.
No - you were p*ssed! :lol:
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Im jealous really as never prepared the ground to get my parsnips in this year.
I've got a bag of Aunt Bessies in the freezer, but it ain't the same.
They've got to be one of my favourite veggies.
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Well, this is one of mine, and I haven't got any stones either!!!!
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had the wrong glasses on :oops:
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Oh dear grannie, too much fresh organic matter can cause misshapen or forked roots. Could that have been the problem ?
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i stuck mine in the freezer .. on auto frost 8)
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My theory is that earlier plantings cause more mis-shapes. Thinking goes as follows ... cold wet ground and baby 'snip has got no incentive to go deep into cold ... later planting equals warmer drier ground so down he goes to ensure he gets water.
Anyone agree or disagree with this?
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think mine was sown in june :shock:
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And yours GA?
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i stuck mine in the freezer .. on auto frost 8)
What - yer glasses? Would explain the out of focus if they were frosted up!
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:lol: :lol:
you do not qualify for a wassucked certificate.
:( please try again
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muntjac
had the wrong glasses on
muntjac
i stuck mine in the freezer .. on auto frost
Yup, I find it makes my glasses blurred as well :roll:
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:lol: :lol:
you do not qualify for a wassucked certificate.
:( please try again
Don't need to - I've already been wassucked!
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Oh.......is that out of focus.......sorry thought I was p*ssed.
Is that why he looks such a hunk in his own photos - or was I p*ssed :wink:
Only kiddin' Munty.
Girl after me own heart!!! :wink:
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i look good in any focus ,sober or drunk 8)
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muntys got the same camera that took those dodgy loch ness photos :wink:
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I thought the best stuff for carrots and snips was a nutrient-poor soil composed mainly of sand, with very few roots or stones in. Am I right?
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My theory is that earlier plantings cause more mis-shapes. Thinking goes as follows ... cold wet ground and baby 'snip has got no incentive to go deep into cold ... later planting equals warmer drier ground so down he goes to ensure he gets water.
Anyone agree or disagree with this?
Mine got sown quite early, to say the least and they are big and smooth and georgeus, lol, 8) 8) 8)
What a lovely dinner we had( and abit of frosty thing the other day, yes sir)
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i stuck mine in the freezer .. on auto frost 8)
What - yer glasses? Would explain the out of focus if they were frosted up!
Nah his camera
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here in flower tot garden my parsnips are so big that bumble and i can enjoy a huge feast, naughty slugsy sometimes gets a bite but they seem to come up just perfect parsnips :) so mumsy Bea and I dont seem to know why your parsnips where all wriggly but yummy they are :)
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Roots generally did quite well this year, on my end, not much else though...
yeah and sweetcorn was good, surprisingly and nobody took them, either this year! Anything changed? Security fence got installed, hm :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Hello FifiFlowerTot welcome to the forums :D
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Well, there was no fresh organic matter on that bit for 2 years, and I think I sowed them there in May, as it was definitely after my spuds, which I planted at Easter! I was late in sowing them, as the first sowings didn't do anything! Probably because it was too cold!
Dug one for dinner tonight, and it was over a foot long (and no forks!!!)
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muntys got the same camera that took those dodgy loch ness photos :wink:
I only wish some one had used Muntys camera when they took Whiskys picture,Im still having nightmares. :wink:
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muntys got the same camera that took those dodgy loch ness photos :wink:
I only wish some one had used Muntys camera when they took Whiskys picture,Im still having nightmares. :wink:
Hey you !!! Careful ... I sit on the Probation Panel that decides when you come off the naughty step. :wink:
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muntys got the same camera that took those dodgy loch ness photos :wink:
I only wish some one had used Muntys camera when they took Whiskys picture,Im still having nightmares. :wink:
Worthy of me, that one!
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muntys got the same camera that took those dodgy loch ness photos :wink:
I only wish some one had used Muntys camera when they took Whiskys picture,Im still having nightmares. :wink:
Worthy of me, that one!
I am learning Digger.
I am taking one of you postal courses. :lol: :wink:
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I sit on the Probation Panel that decides when you come off the naughty step. :wink:
Only when you can get off it!
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muntys got the same camera that took those dodgy loch ness photos :wink:
I only wish some one had used Muntys camera when they took Whiskys picture,Im still having nightmares. :wink:
Hey you !!! Careful ... I sit on the Probation Panel that decides when you come off the naughty step. :wink:
I am now officially the longest (and heaviest) serving naughty seat occupier.
Next friday I am going to contact the Guinness Book Of Records. :cry: