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Calling SMB veg growers

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Had my spuds the other night. Ok, if a little bland. Cooked really quickly though, Much quicker than any shop bought I've had. Ruined the first ones overdoing them.
Onions have been lovely. Gorgeous in a salad.
Still not pulled the beetroot out.
Me apples are sweet as owt. Class.
 
Bob Fleming said:
Had my spuds the other night. Ok, if a little bland. Cooked really quickly though, Much quicker than any shop bought I've had. Ruined the first ones overdoing them.
Onions have been lovely. Gorgeous in a salad.
Still not pulled the beetroot out.
Me apples are sweet as owt. Class.
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what kind of apples do you grow? you shouldn't take for granted how well apples and strawberries grow here, I've got a belter bunch of strawberries ripening up and I'm going to enjoy them very much
 
thedistingusished said:
what kind of apples do you grow? you shouldn't take for granted how well apples and strawberries grow here, I've got a belter bunch of strawberries ripening up and I'm going to enjoy them very much
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Not sure to be honest. I inherited the apple tree buying the house.
Mostly green and I'd say a granny smith or golden delicious but some of them do have a hint of yellow/red to them.
 
thedistingusished said:
rip, mine are still green and waiting patiently to become tasty red chillies
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Some of them have bits of green but I can't see it happening, it's stalled by the looks of it. Learning curve for me, all the herbs are spot on.
thedistingusished said:
what kind of apples do you grow? you shouldn't take for granted how well apples and strawberries grow here, I've got a belter bunch of strawberries ripening up and I'm going to enjoy them very much
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Any idea what apple tree I could have, similar to Bramleys,cooking apples, but not as big, pure green in colour. I tried checking it out a few weeks back but drew a blank.
 
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SAFCOldie said:
Some of them have bits of green but I can't see it happening, it's stalled by the looks of it. Learning curve for me, all the herbs are spot on.

Any idea what apple tree I could have, similar to Bramleys,cooking apples, but not as big, pure green in colour. I tried checking it out a few weeks back but drew a blank.
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There are so many varieties marra, it would take a proper itk apple freak to nail exactly which one you have.
 
SAFCOldie said:
Some of them have bits of green but I can't see it happening, it's stalled by the looks of it. Learning curve for me, all the herbs are spot on.

Any idea what apple tree I could have, similar to Bramleys,cooking apples, but not as big, pure green in colour. I tried checking it out a few weeks back but drew a blank.
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thousands of types as apple seeds don't grow true to fruit mate
 
Just harvested my jalapeño plant ready for pickling. Just over 30 from one plant.

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Just harvested my jalapeño plant ready for pickling. Just over 30 from one plant.

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Canny haul that. What happens next with them?
 
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