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identification of leaves
I have sown cabbage, (Primo) and Brussel Sprouts, (Peer Gynt)
Unfortunately I forgot to label them. They are growing well but I don't know which is which, how can I tell? Judith |
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On 5 Apr, 18:22, "
wrote: I have sown cabbage, (Primo) and Brussel Sprouts, (Peer Gynt) Unfortunately I forgot to label them. They are growing well but I don't know which is which, how can I tell? Judith If I remember rightly then the sprouts have rounder leaves than the cabbage. David Hill Abacus Nurseries |
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"Dave Hill" wrote in message oups.com... On 5 Apr, 18:22, " wrote: I have sown cabbage, (Primo) and Brussel Sprouts, (Peer Gynt) Unfortunately I forgot to label them. They are growing well but I don't know which is which, how can I tell? Judith If I remember rightly then the sprouts have rounder leaves than the cabbage. And will grow as a stalk, not round like cabbage. Alan |
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"Anne Jackson" wrote in message ... The message from " contains these words: I have sown cabbage, (Primo) and Brussel Sprouts, (Peer Gynt) Unfortunately I forgot to label them. They are growing well but I don't know which is which, how can I tell? IIRC the leaves look pretty similar...I would plant them alternately, then, as you will use the cabbage first, that leaves room for the Sprouts...you won't be harvesting _them_ until after the first frosts, will you? What a good idea, I must try to remember that. Alan |
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On Apr 5, 7:54 pm, Anne Jackson wrote:
The message from "Alan Holmes" contains these words: "Anne Jackson" wrote in message ... The message from " contains these words: I have sown cabbage, (Primo) and Brussel Sprouts, (Peer Gynt) Unfortunately I forgot to label them. They are growing well but I don't know which is which, how can I tell? IIRC the leaves look pretty similar...I would plant them alternately, then, as you will use the cabbage first, that leaves room for the Sprouts...you won't be harvesting _them_ until after the first frosts, will you? What a good idea, I must try to remember that. I'm full of good ideas, darlink! ;-) Thanks everyone, I will take Anne's advice, if I can't identify them and plant alternatively. Quite right, the sprouts will need frost before we can eat them. Judith |
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On Apr 5, 6:55 pm, "Dave Hill" wrote:
On 5 Apr, 18:22, " wrote: I have sown cabbage, (Primo) and Brussel Sprouts, (Peer Gynt) Unfortunately I forgot to label them. They are growing well but I don't know which is which, how can I tell? Judith If I remember rightly then the sprouts have rounder leaves than the cabbage. David Hill Abacus Nurseries Thanks David, I will plant one row and alternate plants, I will also plant a short row of the rounder leaved ones and se if you are right!!! Judith |
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"Anne Jackson" wrote in message ... The message from "Alan Holmes" contains these words: "Anne Jackson" wrote in message ... The message from " contains these words: I have sown cabbage, (Primo) and Brussel Sprouts, (Peer Gynt) Unfortunately I forgot to label them. They are growing well but I don't know which is which, how can I tell? IIRC the leaves look pretty similar...I would plant them alternately, then, as you will use the cabbage first, that leaves room for the Sprouts...you won't be harvesting _them_ until after the first frosts, will you? What a good idea, I must try to remember that. I'm full of good ideas, darlink! ;-) I know, but the trouble is keep forgetting them!(:-( Alan |
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