Full Smith period - Blightwatch
Received an email notification from Bligh****ch that there is a full Smith
period for my location. Not even got any fruit set on the outdoor tomatoes yet. Thankfully no blight incidents reported in the area, though, so we should be OK. Cheers Dave R |
Full Smith period - Blightwatch
David.WE.Roberts wrote:
Received an email notification from Bligh****ch that there is a full Smith period for my location. A what? |
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On 20 Jun 2013 13:30:10 GMT, "David.WE.Roberts"
wrote: Received an email notification from Bligh****ch that there is a full Smith period for my location. Not even got any fruit set on the outdoor tomatoes yet. Thankfully no blight incidents reported in the area, though, so we should be OK. Cheers Dave R Already! My outdoor tomatoes have only just started to flower! I'd like to get a few fruit first! Pam in Bristol |
Full Smith period - Blightwatch
"David.WE.Roberts" wrote
Received an email notification from Bligh****ch that there is a full Smith period for my location. Not even got any fruit set on the outdoor tomatoes yet. Thankfully no blight incidents reported in the area, though, so we should be OK. But you need rain and leaves wet for hours for that, not here at all. Going to have to start watering our potatoes tomorrow, been watering some stuff already for weeks. -- Regards. Bob Hobden. Posted to this Newsgroup from the W of London, UK |
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Martin wrote:
But you need rain and leaves wet for hours for that, not here at all. Going to have to start watering our potatoes tomorrow, been watering some stuff already for weeks. Lots of rain is forecast for the weekend. We got our first real rain for sometime last night. Thunderstorms missed us somehow. Disappointing lack of thunder here, too, given all of the weather forcasts predicted it, and my head could really do with it. |
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On Fri, 21 Jun 2013 10:58:33 +0200, Martin wrote:
I feel cheated. They don't feel cheated in Vouvray or Chinon, the hail was the size of ping-pong balls and totally destroyed the crop, maybe for 2014 also. We were luckier, just some wind damage and lost a copper beech that was sick and would have had to come down anyway. Luckily it didn't hit anything. Anyway don't feel bad :) these were some vicious storms! -- Gardening in Lower Normandy |
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On 21/06/2013 11:55, Emery Davis wrote:
On Fri, 21 Jun 2013 10:58:33 +0200, Martin wrote: I feel cheated. They don't feel cheated in Vouvray or Chinon, the hail was the size of ping-pong balls and totally destroyed the crop, maybe for 2014 also. We were luckier, just some wind damage and lost a copper beech that was sick and would have had to come down anyway. Luckily it didn't hit anything. Anyway don't feel bad :) these were some vicious storms! Don't complain you could have had this http://uk.reuters.com/video/2013/06/...Channel=117759 |
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