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Grow Your Own / Re: Potato Failure..
« Last post by Yorkie on Today at 10:00 »
Unless they are certified seed potatoes, you really shouldn't buy potatoes from the supermarket for planting. You have no way of knowing what viruses they may be carrying.
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Chatting on the Plot / Re: Fancy cars
« Last post by Goosegirl on Today at 09:54 »
Not quite re- your post, but I do fantasise about doing up an MGA. Love some cars but so many modern ones just look the same.
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I can't think of anything I've got that I wouldn't buy again. My kitchen is a seventies style one which is good enough for me, no electrical jobbies that I hardly ever use except for a soup maker that my OH wanted but now he's in a nursing home and I don't use it, plus a chip pan that I don't use. 
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Sunny at the moment.
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Grow Your Own / Re: Potato Failure..
« Last post by hasbeans on Today at 07:36 »
A fair amount of fruit & veg gets growth suppressant but I didn't expect spuds did given the state a lot are when I get round to eating them.  Get to the supermarket and buy some organic ones.
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General Gardening / Re: Hard pruning a rose in Summer
« Last post by hasbeans on Today at 07:30 »
Thank you both.  It smells too good to risk so I'll start with a couple of foot and do the rest this winter.
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Grow Your Own / Re: Potato Failure..
« Last post by AndyRVTR on Today at 06:40 »
That's a great point re storage Aidy, this year however, mrs R and myself arent storing any as we're not eating potatoes (keto lifestyle).
I'm just growing them for family to use as and when they're ready, I just don't understand why half grew and half didn't, could they have been treated with something to prevent them growing as normal?
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Grow Your Own / Re: Curly leaf garlic
« Last post by Hampshire Hog on Yesterday at 21:25 »
Do check for bugs but apart from that I can’t see why you couldn’t use the stems in cooking.
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Grow Your Own / Re: Gone-to-seed leeks still edible
« Last post by AlaninCarlisle on Yesterday at 21:12 »
Thanks. I have pulled up a dozen or so. Most are whoppers, about 3" diameter so I'll follow your routine with them
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General Gardening / Re: How many containers is too many ?
« Last post by New shoot on Yesterday at 21:11 »
Mrs B - I am sure it is going to look lovely, but 39 is a lot to look after.  I have about 1/3 of that and wonder if I have overdone it  :lol:
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