Posted by Rog on October 20, 2011, 7:38 am
When you pull those tomato plants out of the ground in your greenhouse,
plant spring cabbage.
Rog (Mr. Bean)
Posted by Moonraker on October 20, 2011, 11:44 am
On 20/10/2011 12:38, Rog wrote:
> When you pull those tomato plants out of the ground in your greenhouse,
> plant spring cabbage.
> Rog (Mr. Bean)
I would, but I put mine seedlings outside (first true leaves just
established) to water, forgot about them for 1/2 day, when I went to
them the blasted wood pidgins had scoffed the lot! :-((
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Posted by Bob Hobden on October 20, 2011, 1:41 pm
"Moonraker" wrote ...
> Rog wrote:
>>
>> When you pull those tomato plants out of the ground in your greenhouse,
>> plant spring cabbage.
>> Rog (Mr. Bean)
>>
>>
>I would, but I put mine seedlings outside (first true leaves just
>established) to water, forgot about them for 1/2 day, when I went to them
>the blasted wood pidgins had scoffed the lot! :-((
We found last year the Whitefly overwintered on our Spring Cabbages and then
infected our main brassicas as soon as we planted them. Won't be doing that
again.
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Posted by David in Normandy on October 20, 2011, 1:43 pm
On 20/10/2011 19:41, Bob Hobden wrote:
> "Moonraker" wrote ...
>>
>> Rog wrote:
>>>
>>> When you pull those tomato plants out of the ground in your greenhouse,
>>> plant spring cabbage.
>>> Rog (Mr. Bean)
>>>
>>>
>> I would, but I put mine seedlings outside (first true leaves just
>> established) to water, forgot about them for 1/2 day, when I went to
>> them the blasted wood pidgins had scoffed the lot! :-((
>>
>>
> We found last year the Whitefly overwintered on our Spring Cabbages and
> then infected our main brassicas as soon as we planted them. Won't be
> doing that again.
I've had a plague of whitefly in the garden for the first time this
year. I notice they are currently setting up winter home on the runner
beans and garden cress in anticipation of some tasty brassicas in Spring.
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Posted by <vicky on October 20, 2011, 6:01 pm
> When you pull those tomato plants out of the ground in your greenhouse,
> plant spring cabbage.
My plan is to replace them with lettucey type things this year.
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> plant spring cabbage.
> Rog (Mr. Bean)