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02-06-2008, 08:24 PM
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Tell me more about nipping out broad bean tips
I've never grown broad beans before but mine, sown in March I think, are now
about 8" high with lots of flowers. There's no sign of blackfly on them but I'm sure I've heard something about nipping out the tips being a preventative. What's regarded as the tip? A couple of leaves or the lot above the flowers? What's the purpose? TIA Mary |
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