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Monday, July 6th, 2020 at 5:28am
Did you know: When podding broad beans if this little bit stays on or falls off and is green underneath (sometimes with a small brown line), they will be tender and delicious!
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If it falls off and is dark underneath, that means they’ll be tougher and ‘floury’ in texture
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😆 https://t.co/pY1Zb2ligW
Did you know: When podding broad beans if this little bit stays on or falls off and is green underneath (sometimes with a small brown line), they will be tender and delicious!
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If it falls off and is dark underneath, that means they’ll be tougher and ‘floury’ in texture
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😆 https://t.co/pY1Zb2ligW
Sunday, July 5th, 2020 at 1:41pm
@RockpoolSammie I know they can be used in salads young, but never cooked them
@RockpoolSammie I know they can be used in salads young, but never cooked them
Sunday, July 5th, 2020 at 4:40am
@grapevineasks @TheGarlicFarm I believe they grow but take a couple of years
@grapevineasks @TheGarlicFarm I believe they grow but take a couple of years
Saturday, July 4th, 2020 at 4:17am
@SaraLyndel I think the cards are for spider mites aren’t they? I bought these from @DragonfliLtd
@SaraLyndel I think the cards are for spider mites aren’t they? I bought these from @DragonfliLtd
Friday, July 3rd, 2020 at 1:25pm
Damson or bullace, I’m not quite sure yet, but I’ll be keeping an eye on this tree to make a fruity ripple for later in the year!
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Anyone else soak the fruit in gin or brandy for a warming winter drink (perfect in a hip flask when out with the dog in the cold) https://t.co/fmbJEMjaQV
Damson or bullace, I’m not quite sure yet, but I’ll be keeping an eye on this tree to make a fruity ripple for later in the year!
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Anyone else soak the fruit in gin or brandy for a warming winter drink (perfect in a hip flask when out with the dog in the cold) https://t.co/fmbJEMjaQV
Friday, July 3rd, 2020 at 1:18pm
@NeilAlcock Just bought another 3 cream to go in the front border as they won’t drop their leaves in winter 👍🏻
@NeilAlcock Just bought another 3 cream to go in the front border as they won’t drop their leaves in winter 👍🏻
Friday, July 3rd, 2020 at 1:15pm
@magiclore Yes! Have. Look at @DragonfliLtd that’s where I buy mine
@magiclore Yes! Have. Look at @DragonfliLtd that’s where I buy mine
Friday, July 3rd, 2020 at 8:13am
@GardenCaring I guess it’s best to keep spraying if it won’t hurt the parasitic wasps or others I’m using, as the spray helps with mildew and feeds too👍🏻
@GardenCaring I guess it’s best to keep spraying if it won’t hurt the parasitic wasps or others I’m using, as the spray helps with mildew and feeds too👍🏻
Friday, July 3rd, 2020 at 8:07am
@GardenCaring Yes I’ve been using if this year, but the greenfly seem to come back quickly so thought I’d have a go with these to save me spraying every day lol
@GardenCaring Yes I’ve been using if this year, but the greenfly seem to come back quickly so thought I’d have a go with these to save me spraying every day lol
Friday, July 3rd, 2020 at 8:00am
More predatory insects to help control the greenfly in the greenhouse
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These little beasties are the ground troops, while the parasitic wasps are air support, and hopefully between them they’ll help clear those sap sucking suckers!
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#garden #organicgardening #kitchengarden https://t.co/JiV89ZM2fB
More predatory insects to help control the greenfly in the greenhouse
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These little beasties are the ground troops, while the parasitic wasps are air support, and hopefully between them they’ll help clear those sap sucking suckers!
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#garden #organicgardening #kitchengarden https://t.co/JiV89ZM2fB
Friday, July 3rd, 2020 at 6:02am
@Greyfingers @Botanygeek @robbodevon @spadesharp @darrenlakin2 @Saralimback @dustymears @theterrywalton @The_RHS @GardenNewsmag @BohoRaspberry You can harvest them when they are about ping pong ball size if they are the smaller varieties
@Greyfingers @Botanygeek @robbodevon @spadesharp @darrenlakin2 @Saralimback @dustymears @theterrywalton @The_RHS @GardenNewsmag @BohoRaspberry You can harvest them when they are about ping pong ball size if they are the smaller varieties
