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Finally a chance to get out in the garden ( sunday morning ) only to find quite a few problems as a result of the un-seasonable rain and warm temperatures . The last of my broccoli went from large thight heads to open almost flowering in 4 days, the mizuna completley collapeed , snow peas the same , i really have not had a chance to pick them and i have found that like a lot of things if you dont they stop flowering and go of . there are some thing coming on well , the red cabbage , little…
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Hi Christopher, thank you for the ginger and turmeric, they are going in this weekend.
you must have really green fingers wish mine were half as green as yours iam having serious germination problems here at margate
yay! :) I love your photos
Hi Christopher, I wonder if you could help Elaine with this?
http://brisbanelocalfood.ning.com/forum/topics/okra-and-winged-beans?xg_source=activity
Thank you so much for coming Chris.
Really sorry about the problems getting that palm out - thank you for perservering and getting it out for Nancy who has given it a good home.
I've refilled the hole with good garden soil and cow poo and can now relish getting hold of some new useful plant to go in there.
Glad you're rethinking the Lychee :D Maybe you'll be luckier than me getting some crop to eat before the fruit bat does.
Some feedback re your lovely eggplants - the white one was actually not too old to eat, and the green ones were delicious! Both were tender and sweet, so they're the next ones I'll be growing - I bought some seeds off ebay (green, white and orange) so if you wanted to do some seed raising, I can give you some seeds. Elaine has also given me 2 very ripe white ones which I am keeping for seed.
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