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RE: Looking for inspiration... - Vinny - 01-01-2021

(01-01-2021, 08:18 PM)Can the Man Wrote: Carrots in boxes or large pots on your bench they are up high so no risk of carrot fly.
I grow carrots quite easily in raised beds on the plot. I have two beds full of them just now and I can only eat so many carrots. Smile I definitely like the idea of boxes but not for carrots.


RE: Looking for inspiration... - Can the Man - 01-01-2021

(01-01-2021, 08:32 PM)Vinny Wrote:
(01-01-2021, 08:18 PM)Can the Man Wrote: Carrots in boxes or large pots on your bench they are up high so no risk of carrot fly.
I grow carrots quite easily in raised beds on the plot. I have two beds full of them just now and I can only eat so many carrots. Smile I definitely like the idea of boxes but not for carrots.
Looks like it’s back to DFB then Wink


RE: Looking for inspiration... - Scarlet - 02-01-2021

How about some pots of herbs? Basil - there's several different varieties, lemon grass, sweet potatoes, a pineapple?


RE: Looking for inspiration... - Vinny - 04-01-2021

Well, I have ordered seeds for Dwarf Cape Gooseberries (May try a few outdoors as well) and I have put an offer in for  Trinidad Perfume chilli seeds. Cool Still looking for more  inspiration though! Smile


RE: Looking for inspiration... - Vinny - 05-01-2021

Just for info, the Trinidad Perfume seeds were £1.50  for 10 seeds and the seller had allowed offers. Now to my mind, if you ask for offers I will ALWAYS make an offer before paying the full price (which was reasonable I may add) My offer of £1.35 + postage of 65p would have made it an even £2.00. The offer was rejected and I paid the £1.50. Cool
I may sound like a tight git, but with nothing to lose, why not!  Big Grin

I am wondering whether Dwarf French Beans will cease to be dwarf if grown under glass?


RE: Looking for inspiration... - Small chilli - 05-01-2021

I’ve had similar experiences. Infuriating. Why both with the offer option if you’re not going to expect any.
Hope that’s a reputable supplier or you could end up with cayenne  Big Grin  Wink .


RE: Looking for inspiration... - Scarlet - 05-01-2021

(05-01-2021, 10:50 AM)Vinny Wrote: Just for info, the Trinidad Perfume seeds were £1.50  for 10 seeds and the seller had allowed offers. Now to my mind, if you ask for offers I will ALWAYS make an offer before paying the full price (which was reasonable I may add) My offer of £1.35 + postage of 65p would have made it an even £2.00. The offer was rejected and I paid the £1.50. Cool
I may sound like a tight git, but with nothing to lose, why not!  Big Grin

I am wondering whether Dwarf French Beans will cease to be dwarf if grown under glass?
I grow dwarf beans under glass every year - they may be ? A little taller but they do very well for me.


RE: Looking for inspiration... - Vinny - 06-01-2021

(05-01-2021, 10:56 AM)Small chilli Wrote: I’ve had similar experiences. Infuriating. Why both with the offer option if you’re not going to expect any.
Hope that’s a reputable supplier or you could end up with cayenne  Big Grin  Wink .
Shucks, never thought of that. Cry Cry Cry


RE: Looking for inspiration... - Vinny - 06-01-2021

(05-01-2021, 08:15 PM)Scarlet Wrote:
(05-01-2021, 10:50 AM)Vinny Wrote: Just for info, the Trinidad Perfume seeds were £1.50  for 10 seeds and the seller had allowed offers. Now to my mind, if you ask for offers I will ALWAYS make an offer before paying the full price (which was reasonable I may add) My offer of £1.35 + postage of 65p would have made it an even £2.00. The offer was rejected and I paid the £1.50. Cool
I may sound like a tight git, but with nothing to lose, why not!  Big Grin

I am wondering whether Dwarf French Beans will cease to be dwarf if grown under glass?
I grow dwarf beans under glass every year - they may be ? A little taller but they do very well for me.
I once grew climbing French beans up the gable end, just to get some use from it. They did very well. Last year I grew climbers and normal Frenchies outdoors. They both did well but I thought the tendergreen lived up to there name and melted in the mouth. No climbers this year. Rolleyes