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Harvest March 2015
Not bad on the pumpkin side, for nearly 6 months and half the garden space. Quite a few months for the bananas too but well wirth the wait. Taste is amazing. Lots more passion fruit on the vine. Can't wait to trim it back.
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Comment by Susan on March 21, 2015 at 12:00
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I trimmed my passionfruit back hard last week despite heaps of new flowers. It had simply gotten too long and was now on its way to enveloping my banana's and pawpaw trees. I haven't seen any new leaves though... Hope I haven't killed it.
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Comment by Lissa on March 21, 2015 at 5:33
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Well done Valerie, especially with the pumpkins. Not one fruit has set on my vine. I will chop it up for compost shortly rotten thing.
Those Basil seedlings you gave me are growing well, thank you.
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Comment by Andrew Cumberland on March 20, 2015 at 19:12
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Nice work on the nanas and pumpkin. I count my lucky stars when I get a pumpkin.
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