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Gardeners' World

Everyone wants a thread but it comes down to poor old Ingo to sort the job out.

In my garden I have spinach and spring onions, as well as Cauliflower which I may have to relocate to someone elses house when I have picked them out. Further to this I have one red onion, Steve, who started to grow in the cupboard so I have planted him in a grow bag.

I also have mint, basil and oregano, none of which is of any use yet as it hasn't been in long.
It's bacterial. It's a virus. It's Russian.

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I used to to grow chives, rosemary, thyme, mint and basil.


But I don't have a garden anymore.
Meet the New c*nts.

Same as the Old c*nts.

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I planted a tree in our garden at the weekend.  A tulip tree, since you ask.

That is all.
Hall-e-bloody-lujah!  He's gone, so I can start giving a sh*t again

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I'm not convinced about the need for this thread at all. Gardening is mundane (even my gardening) and I think it belongs in the mundane thread. I may have to resort to guerrilla posting activities.

And I'm certainly not going to use this thread until it has an apostrophe in the right place. Standards, FFS.

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Quote from: charlie on

I'm not convinced about the need for this thread at all. Gardening is mundane (even my gardening) and I think it belongs in the mundane thread. I may have to resort to guerrilla posting activities.

And I'm certainly not going to use this thread until it has an apostrophe in the right place. Standards, FFS.


FTFY
It's bacterial. It's a virus. It's Russian.

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Quote from: charlie on

And I'm certainly not going to use this thread until it has an apostrophe in the right place. Standards, FFS.


The plucky little apostrophe has just evolved. It certainly thrives in areas previously thought uninhabitable - possibly due to the decline of its natural predator,  the red pen.

Our strawberries are looking set for a bumper crop and we shall be planting three Apache chillies in a grow bag this weekend. They were a massive success last time out.

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i've got a roof terrace covered in pigeon sh!t. a few weeks ago i cleaned all the pigeon sh!t up, and then some more pigeons shat on it.
this is an excellent rectangle
 

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I have four tomato plants. Unlike the other thread people, I don't know if they're Megabingo ones or what. They look like they will be red if the picture on the packet is right.

I tried to grow chillies too, but they died.

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I tried to grow chillies too, but they died.


I had some of them but I think I watered them too much they also died.
It's bacterial. It's a virus. It's Russian.

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I also have tomato plants, no idea what type they are, we also have various herbs courgettes, runner beans which no-one likes so never get eaten ever, and the in-laws have also planted red & white onions. They have just stuck whole onions in the mud with the tops sticking out, I'm sceptical this is going to work!

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I mainly have grass, but last year I also managed to cultivate some of that bind weed type stuff, I'm hoping for a bigger crop this year

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Quote from: Lessred on

I mainly have grass, but last year I also managed to cultivate some of that bind weed type stuff, I'm hoping for a bigger crop this year


If you're not a softie pinko type if you give it some nitrogen and you will break all records.
It's bacterial. It's a virus. It's Russian.