Bagging seed heads - what bags?
Posted by: Veggie - 08-07-2021, 08:58 PM - Replies (24)

I know that some of you use wedding favour gift bags for bagging seed heads. Never having been to a wedding where these things were used, and having goggled them and found a multitude of colours, sizes & types - can you advise me on which are the best ones to buy please?

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  OK someone had to mention it!
Posted by: Broadway - 08-07-2021, 08:12 PM - Replies (76)

Is anyone watching the football?

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  Young hare
Posted by: Jay - 06-07-2021, 02:42 PM - Replies (7)

   

A young hare in the garden.

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  Picking Early Jalapeno
Posted by: mcdood - 05-07-2021, 07:20 PM - Replies (2)

Hi Chilli people, based on the size I've seen sliced Jalapeno in jars or on pizzas Smile am I right in saying these are about ready to pick or do I leave to grow bigger or show some sign of ripening? The variety was named as Early Jalapeno.
Biggest ones are about 3" long and 1" wide. Will they get hotter if I leave them on and be milder if i picked earlier?



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  Plant ID questions
Posted by: Veggie - 05-07-2021, 05:04 PM - Replies (2)

There are lots of threads with similar titles - ID this, ID that............so, to make it easier to look back, I've been adding the ?plant names to the titles.
Perhaps, when you can confirm that the guesses are correct/wrong, you could add to your thread. Your photos may help others.
Thanks!! Big Grin

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  ID please (Rosebay Willow herb)
Posted by: Farendwoman - 05-07-2021, 12:30 PM - Replies (8)

   
Just ripped out loads of this before noticing that one has a flower on it.
Please tell me that it is a weed!!!

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  Black currant recipes
Posted by: Jimny14 - 04-07-2021, 01:04 PM - Replies (10)

OK so it's that time of year and I'm starting to bring in the black currant harvest. Looks like a good crop this year. Does anyone have any fail safe recipes or ideas to do with them that will save me from teaching the 3 year old to make jam as that seems like it could get fraught.

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  ID please (? Salad Burnet)
Posted by: Farendwoman - 04-07-2021, 12:11 PM - Replies (5)

Quite a tall thing. Very upright not a sprawled.



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  Winter Survivors
Posted by: Farendwoman - 04-07-2021, 11:33 AM - Replies (6)

It must have been a very mild winter. These nemesis have come through the winter beautifully. And even self sown a few little ones in random pots. The scent is amazing too.
Anyone else had “strange survivors”? No



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  Removing leaves
Posted by: Spec - 03-07-2021, 02:54 PM - Replies (4)

The leaves on my tomato plants are quite large this year, so they are shading a number of my tomatoes, so should I remove some leaves, half the size of them or just let them grow,

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