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Our outdoor Gardeners Delight are ripening thick and fast too. A late harvest and only allowed 2 trusses per plant. Our 2 grandchildren pick and eat them like sweeties. Keeps them happy for ages. grandad Baz :-) The little yellow ones are popular, cant remember what they are called :-) |
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Kate Morgan wrote:
The little yellow ones are popular, cant remember what they are called :-) Daniel likes Ildi, which are the ones that do /huge/ trusses, but we don't tend to get a massively good pollination success rate |
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In article , Kate
Morgan writes I do agree with you, nothing like standing in a warm greenhouse gobbling tomato`s :-) Successfully spotted in the wild - the lesser known internet greengrocer's apostrophe:) The standard high street variety usually prefers chalk and is susceptible to being wiped out by too much rain. -- regards andyw |
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news wrote:
In article , Kate Morgan writes I do agree with you, nothing like standing in a warm greenhouse gobbling tomato`s :-) Successfully spotted in the wild - the lesser known internet greengrocer's apostrophe:) The standard high street variety usually prefers chalk and is susceptible to being wiped out by too much rain. Who you gonna call? http://horacek.com.au/wp-content/upl...e-man.col1.png -- Chris |
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