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More notes from my diary about the Veggie Patch
I decided to pot on the tomato plants into 3 1/2” pots. Germination has been as follows; Bejbino 9 out of 9, Maskotka 5 out of 6 and the trial Koralik 3 out of 6 sown. I decided that the Whippersnapper were not quite big enough yet to pot on though. Continue reading
Posted in Vegetable Gardening
Tagged aubergine, bejbino, cucumber, garlic, koralik, maskotka, onion sets, tomatoes, whippersnapper
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Germination of the first sowings of the year.
The first signs of germination was one of the tomatoes on the 16th. On the 18th the first of the whippersnapper tomatoes appeared along with some of the cabbage and lettuces. Continue reading
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Tagged bejbino, broad beans, koralik, maskotka, pepper, tomatoes, whippersnapper
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The first day of Spring
It is officially the first day of spring. After a very hard and cold winter with lots of snow it is nice to think the warmth of spring is meant to be arriving. Continue reading
Start of another year in the Veggie Patch
It is the end of February and after all the snow this winter there is still no signs of the weather warming up at all.
Now we are into March and the weather is still wet and cold and the outlook is not for much change in the near future. I have decided to buy an electric window sill propagator Continue reading
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Tagged antohi romanian, bejbino, koralik, maskotka, pepper, tomatoes, whippersnapper
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“Only 10 per cent of the new jobs created in the next ten years will be unskilled” –Gordon Brown
Only 10 per cent of the new jobs created in the next ten years will be unskilled. That means 90% of the jobs of the future come with better chances of decent pay, steady promotion and Long-term prospects.
It means the majority of people having not a job but Continue reading
Posted in General Ramblings
Tagged Gordon Brown., jobs, skilled, socail mobility, unskilled
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BBC NEWS Doors shut at last UK piano maker
Does the UK actually manufacture anything anymore?? BBC NEWS | England | Beds/Bucks/Herts | Doors shut at last UK piano maker
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Disease hits the tomatoes for the second year.
Monday morning and I discover the Alicante tomatoes have blossom end rot. After researching on the internet it seems likely adding a little garden lime might help so watered a bit in to the compost in the evening. Continue reading
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Tagged alicante, bejbino, blight, dwarf french beans, runner beans, sweet milton, tomatoes
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Bejbino Tomatoes are beginning to ripen at last.
Last week I showed a picture of the Bejbino tomatoes beginning to change colour. On Monday after a day of sunshine I was able to pick the first two. They did not make it from the veggie patch though I could not withstand the temptation to try them. I found them a very sweet tasting tomato… Continue reading
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Tagged beetroot, bejbino, harvesting, lettuce, peas, tomatoes
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The veggie patch is producing like mad now.
When I got home I picked about thirty pea pods for my evening meal. There is something therapeutic about shelling peas I find. After the meal I decided to deal with the excess of courgettes and made a couple of jars of courgette and ginger jam. Continue reading
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Tagged bejbino, broad beans, cabbage, courgette ginger jam, tomatoes, whippersnapper
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