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Novice questions re growing tomatoes from seed
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writes Though if they are insulting or troublemaking, or indeed, someone lies to a group LIES TO THE GROUP??????????? who on earth would do that?????????????????? Of course SOME people accuse others of lying and then do not have the guts to say just what those people are lying about I thought you had admitted lying Mike? -- David |
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Novice questions re growing tomatoes from seed
-- .. "David" wrote in message ... In article , Mike writes Though if they are insulting or troublemaking, or indeed, someone lies to a group LIES TO THE GROUP??????????? who on earth would do that?????????????????? Of course SOME people accuse others of lying and then do not have the guts to say just what those people are lying about I thought you had admitted lying Mike? -- David Please post your proof The truth will prevail |
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Novice questions re growing tomatoes from seed
On 4/12/05 18:29, in article ,
"Alan Holmes" wrote: "Sacha" wrote in message .uk... On 4/12/05 15:47, in article , "Alan Holmes" wrote: "Sacha" wrote in message .uk... snip I have to say that I did not publish my comments about Canada not being the uk, it was sent in a personal email. Alan Perhaps bg doesn't know that private emails are supposed to be just that? Though if they are insulting or troublemaking, or indeed, someone lies to a group about the content of an email they've received, my personal view on that sort of behaviour is "publish and be damned". ;-) Nonetheless, the climate of e.g. Vancouver really is very like parts of UK, so I don't think bg is being unreasonable in talking to a UK group really, do you? That I didn't know, but we do get people from the usa asking about our climate regions, the do not understand we have weather! But then it's quite easy to redirect them to rec.gardening, the US group. Of course, there are parts of USA with climates like ours but what we can't do in UK is restrict ourselves to zones. Would it be a Good Thing if we could, I wonder? Or is that diversity part of what makes gardening here so interesting? I know what I think but I wonder what everyone else thinks of it? -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove the weeds to email me) |
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Novice questions re growing tomatoes from seed
But then it's quite easy to redirect them to rec.gardening, the US group. Of course, there are parts of USA with climates like ours but what we can't do in UK is restrict ourselves to zones. Would it be a Good Thing if we could, I wonder? Or is that diversity part of what makes gardening here so interesting? I know what I think but I wonder what everyone else thinks of it? -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove the weeds to email me) Zones, as y'all know, is not a panacea re gardening....but it certainly is of value and a money savings asset....little old Cape Cod is an example.....about 80 miles from tip to toe and about 30 miles at its widest point and tapering down to vitually zero....parts of Cape Cod are in zone 7 and parts in zone 6.....what is the point of buying a zone 7 rated plant and sticking in a zone 6...I admit that temperature alone is not the key to survival but an important one....have lived on the Cape a little over 20 years (retirement ones) and in the beginning planted some zone 7 rated plants....no more....just not worth taking the risk((to those that might add 'did I screw up'...I have been around the gardening scene far to long and know the difference)). .....suspect that out west and perhaps in the San Francisco area they might have a climate (weather) somewhat similar to the uk but elsewhere ????....certainly not on the east coast....the northern part of the east coast gets too damned cold in the winter and a tad hot in the summer...a little further south not as cold in the winter but even hotter in the summer.....on the east coast one of the better climates (not weather particularly) is right where I am....good old Cod Cod where the average January temperatures a average hi of 5C and average low of minus 6C....the July numbers are av, hi 26C and av. lo 17C....all time winter record low being minus 12C...(inland from Cape Cod and by only 50 miles or so another story where winter lows can go down to minus 32C and as high as 40C)......zones are of value.....I suspect the same applies in the UK but to a lesser degree re zones but you certainly have them.....and micro zones within zones or if you like micro climates....lets face it, even in my own garden there are some spots I will not plant certain plants due to its 'micro climate'. am finished....for now anyway.........H |
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