Gardening/Allotmenting

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Tail End Charlie

Well, write it down boy ......
Mine are in hanging baskets. The current ones are rubbish but the first ones I got - specifically for baskets did OK for a couple of years. When I came to replace them those varieties weren't available. I'm not impressed with the replacements.

The pick-your-own farm is growing them on raised beds too. I bet that makes it more attractive to pickers than crawling along the beds.

I had thought of hanging baskets, although I didn't know there are varieties specifically for them. Good to hear it works, if only for a short while.

My latest thought is to cut an old whisky barrel in half (lengthways) and mount on some form of legs.
 
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Red17

Guru
Location
South London
We have a few strawberry plants in large pots in the garden and they have been cropping really well for the last week or so.

However our large bed on the allotment has been pretty poor. I think it's just been too dry, and we've not watered enough.

Not had much slug damage this year generally but some damage to the berries from woodlice.
 

biggs682

Itching to get back on my bike's
Location
Northamptonshire
Those blackberries look suspiciously like blackcurrants, but you are a couple of weeks ahead of ours.

I was inspecting our green gague tree this morning and never seen so much fruit on it. Really looking forward to them as they are my absolute favourite fruit

They certainly are blackcurrents and we have loads.
 

biggs682

Itching to get back on my bike's
Location
Northamptonshire
Some flowers from around the garden

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