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I weakened and bought a 3rd lot of seeds from Nutsncones. So cheap at less than 30p a packet and I've been very pleased with the random assortment I've received and the quantity of seeds in each packet.
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Small chilli
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(29-07-2022, 10:42 PM)Small chilli Wrote: (29-07-2022, 09:29 PM)Veggie Wrote: Looks like buddleia and flowering currant. Can't see the rest properly. There is white buddleia & flowering currant  . Unfortunately I know those two already  . I’ve put names to the rest of the cuttings. 3 varieties of escallonia , 2 varieties of weigela, and a viburnum tinus.
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In preparation for next year I purchased the following online - Tromboncino Italian Range, Courgette Parthenon, &
Tomato Lizzano Blight Res.
Also popped into wilko and got 2 x runners, 2 × kale, and some chard bright lights.
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I've bought some tomato supporting clips, they clip round canes or string. It'll save tying things up with string perhaps. Anyone else tried them?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tomato-and-Ve...ect=mobile
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I use Velcro tape https://www.amazon.co.uk/VELCRO-Brand-On...V366E&th=1
I've even put a review on Amazing for this.
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(04-08-2022, 02:55 PM)JJB Wrote: I've bought some tomato supporting clips, they clip round canes or string. It'll save tying things up with string perhaps. Anyone else tried them?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tomato-and-Ve...ect=mobile
They look similar to the 'Brinkman' ones I bought a few weeks ago, but mine are black because I wanted ones which were more UV resistant. So far I like them. Not sure they are wide enough to accommodate a cane and a tomato stem. The string I'm using this year is Nutscene 5 ply which is much stronger than the standard garden centre rubbish that snapped on me last year. It's quite thick so the clips only just close, so next year I will probably get some of Nutscene's 'Tomato Twine' instead.
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Just bought another 6 boxes of Coir compost - the ones that make 75ltrs when rehydrated.
Morries have reduced them again to £1.50 a box. They were £8 ish originally.
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That is such a good deal Veggie! I'm hoping I can get Jay to nip in tomorrow when he's near a Morrisons anyway... in the hope they have some reduced in the same way there!
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Yesterday I acquired some Erigeron, giant vipers bugloss & giant herb Robert seeds
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(07-08-2022, 02:31 PM)Veggie Wrote: Just bought another 6 boxes of Coir compost - the ones that make 75ltrs when rehydrated.
Morries have reduced them again to £1.50 a box. They were £8 ish originally. Thanks for the reminder Veggie, got the last 4 plus the last 4 smaller ones @75p
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