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29-03-2007, 11:45 AM
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Broad beans flowering already!?
My broad beans, sowed last autumn, are nice sturdy young plants now.
However, most of them have already started to flower, despite them being no more than 12" tall, and it being no less than about 3 months early! Has anyone else encountered this problem (if indeed it is a problem)? Should I pinch the flowers out or just let them get on with it? Andy -- spargeatbtinternetdotcom We must be fearless We must have fearlessness We must not be fearlessnessless We must not have fearlessnesslessness We must be fearlessnesslessnessless |
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