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I hate to say it, but another unproductive year.
On 18/05/2013 18:14, David Hill wrote:
On 18/05/2013 17:55, Bob Hobden wrote: "Baz" wrote . Brassicas have wilted. ALL of them. I don't think it is cabbage root fly because I have taken precautions, such as collars around them. No Brussels sprouts this year, again. Is there still time to have another go at it this year? Have you got a proper old nursery near you that grows veg plants? When I have a failure, savoys and winter cabage this year we go and buy the plants. Our local one does strips of 12 for £1.50 so it's hardly worth doing it yourself anyway considering the cost of seed etc.. You might also find some at a car boot sale. Or where ever your local good causes run stalls and do bacon butties and coffees on a Saturday morning for fund raising. In our local market town this is in a hall underneath the council chamber. Different good cause every week and booked up for about 18 months in advance! Always worth a quick look in case some interesting rare plant is on offer at a knock down price. Vegetable seedlings are common too. Some village halls also have a trade or swap your seedling plants day. -- Regards, Martin Brown |
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