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Getting the Most From your Tomatoes

Tomatoes will be ripening now and need to be picked regularly to keep the plants cropping. The fruits are best picked in the late afternoon when their sugar …

July 17, 2015Allotments, In the Veg Patch, Tomatoes, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds Read more
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Sweet Potatoes (Ipomoea batatas)

Potato season has started with many seed potatoes chitting away in preparation for planting in a few weeks’ time and others ordered and on their way. We all …

February 11, 2015Allotments, General, In the Veg Patch, Potato Growing Guides, Vegetable Growing 2 CommentsRead more
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The Art of Grafting

It would be easy to think that the art of grafting one plant onto the rootstock of another is relatively new but in fact evidence exists of it having been used …

January 14, 2015Allotments, Grafted veg, In the Veg Patch, Potato Growing Guides, Vegetable Growing Read more
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    Tomatoes will be ripening now and need to be picked regularly to keep the plants cropping. The fruits are best picked in the late afternoon when their sugar content is at its highest.

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