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Broad Beans Blown Over
In the high winds last night about a third of my broad beans (now in flower)
were blown over. Should I try to right them and tie them to stakes or are they best left in there new horizontal positions? thanks, Davy |
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Broad Beans Blown Over
"Davy" wrote in message
om... In the high winds last night about a third of my broad beans (now in flower) were blown over. Should I try to right them and tie them to stakes or are they best left in there new horizontal positions? thanks, Davy Best to right them and tie them to stakes, but be gentle otherwise you may damage them at ground level. Try one or two for a start and see how they respond to your activity. Also, firm the soil gently around their base. Someone else has a similar problem http://tinyurl.com/2y88uh |
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Broad Beans Blown Over
Yes, I righted the broken broad bean plants and tie them up. Although the
hollow stems seemed ripped, the plants recovered well. Davy "Davy" wrote in message om... In the high winds last night about a third of my broad beans (now in flower) were blown over. Should I try to right them and tie them to stakes or are they best left in there new horizontal positions? thanks, Davy |
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