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Virginian Gold Tobacco............
Started this discussion. Last reply by Fred Hogg Aug 21, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Met.. Office 30 Day Forecast..
Started this discussion. Last reply by Colin Robinson Jul 16, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Changeable, drier in the south, wet and windy in the west and north.....Continue
Plot-6a Agent Orange or just Round Up
Started this discussion. Last reply by Joanne Jul 13, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Have now aquired the next door plot, not so much for the growing space, but for keeping it tidy. At 9.45am friday 13/7/12. the postman delivered my Allotment agreement and at 10.05 I was on site,…Continue
Upper England Raspberries....
Started this discussion. Last reply by Fred Hogg Jul 9, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Mine haven't fruited, are they akin, to there tennis players?????Continue
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Fred Hogg replied to Colin Robinson's discussion What did you do Easter weekend?"Watched Chelsea beat Man.ure"
Fred Hogg commented on Fred Hogg's blog post Kelsae Onions...."Theres only the odd one thats at an angle, I,ve grown 40 "Unsworths" and 18 "Robinsons" the one in the foreground is a "Robinsons", which are for kitchen use. All the "Unsworths" are seriously erect."
Darren Blick commented on Fred Hogg's blog post Kelsae Onions...."If they are going to be for exhibition Fred, you want to try to keep the necks straighter
Try to keep an eye on them early on and guide them as they grow
They look healthy enough but you may struggle with the necks "
Fred Hogg commented on Fred Hogg's blog post Kelsae Onions...."Its the feed, for the water carrier.................."
Fred Hogg replied to Darren Blick's discussion Getting an early start"Keep water off, Onion leaves while indoors, Alliums suffer with fungal diseases.....I've never snipped the seed leaves either, as they seem to straighten up OK in North Herts."
Colin Robinson commented on Fred Hogg's blog post Kelsae Onions...."Is Bombardier the secret ingredient in their feed ;-)"
Fred Hogg posted a blog postKelsae Onions....
These chaps, now need to be planted out, cannot raise the lights any higher, with, which, the tips of some leaves, are getting burnt. Will we get a Spring and Summer this year???See More
Fred Hogg replied to Darren Blick's discussion Have you sown your Brassica's yet ?"Sowed more Caulies yesterday, Raleigh and Graffiti. Then, Tomatoes, Tumbling Tom, Red Alert, Black Russian and Moneymaker, plus, another batch of Celeriac. 3 Giant Marrow seeds, were set on Sunday, with which, the propogater, is…"
Fred Hogg replied to Steven Monks's discussion The Edible Garden Show"The 2014 show, is being held later in the year, with a change of venue, Londons "Alexandra Palace".
(Info. from D.T. Brown Seeds managing director)"
Fred Hogg replied to Darren Blick's discussion Getting an early start"Sea Breeze air freshener............"
Fred Hogg replied to Darren Blick's discussion Getting an early start"Google the subject, its, probably, right up your street.
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Fred Hogg replied to Darren Blick's discussion Getting an early start"Elegance & taste, do not necessarily, go, hand in hand. As regard C. Tea its worth a Google, very beneficial to your soil & vegetables, just started my first batch, to be used as a soil feed, for the Onion &…"
Fred Hogg replied to Darren Blick's discussion Getting an early start"Morning Gareth.
This is the first year, with this light set up, which now gives me a growing area of 1800mm X 600mm, 5 gravel trays of Vento onions (30), are now coming out, for hardening off, to be replaced with Brassicas, Toms. Giant…"
Fred Hogg replied to Darren Blick's discussion Have you sown your Brassica's yet ?"Potted on Brussel Sprout Doric and Calabrese Parthenon, Cauliflowers Mystique, Nemo and All Year Round to do tomorrow."
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Kelsae Onions....
Posted on March 21, 2013 at 9:28 4 Comments 0 Likes
These chaps, now need to be planted out, cannot raise the lights any higher, with, which, the tips of some leaves, are getting burnt. Will we get a Spring and Summer this year???…
Plot-8a Tobacco Plantation.
Posted on July 7, 2012 at 12:40 0 Comments 0 Likes
With the recent sunny spells the above has started another growth boost, we had 4 hours of good sunshine again this morning until 11.30, when the heavens opened. Gave the baccy a high nitrogen feed, and the Congo potatoes a good dose of potash, and even managed to hoe most of the plot. Pulled a purple caulie, a clump of hative d'niort shallots and 2 red duke of york potato plants, the latter gave a really good crop. Kelsaes and Giant red onions are now starting to bulk up and look quite…
Continue Plot-8a Sun stroke.
Posted on July 2, 2012 at 20:36 4 Comments 0 Likes
The farm is set out in quaters, with paths in a + , so have been edging the beds with scaffold boards, yesterday (sunday) clocked in, on site at 6am and interred more boardand weeded. We have a newbie opposite to my plot, who has taken on a weed infested, not overgrown plot, but over the last couple of weeks she has not made much headway in clearing it. As she is moving into the new flats 40 yards opposite to our plots she has to be encouraged.( Security Guard)....So me and my mate @plot 14,…
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- At 8:19 on April 11, 2012,
samm said… Fred are you growing anything as lowly as butternut squash in your massive empire??? I could do with a bit of advice...have got 5 humungous (probably spellt wrong lol!!) plants blocking the light on my windowsills (there are grumblings from his nibs cos EVERY windowsill has something on it and closing curtains of an evening is becoming 'difficult') well not actually blocking but they are definately hale and hearty, I have a spot cordononed off by chicken wire (so the ancient and immortal cats left by son when he moved into his own house....cant poo in it, (god I live a sexy life!!) that was manured a few months ago and I know they need a metre square-ish each, might just squidge 'em up a bit lol...anyway I was thinking of putting them out and putting some of those plastic storage boxes over 'em to keep the frost off....AM I ABOUT TO KILL THEM??do they need it to be boiling hot or something?? didnt do too much research on squash...you know when you just pick a packet up for no particualr reason?? ok maybe not you....thanks
- At 12:06 on April 14, 2012, samm said…
Fred
so on the photos, am I right and these are flower buds on my toms??4 plants now have these 'buds' do I nip 'em out or let them grow???
I am also thinking of buying some clear tarps and bunging them outside like you
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