Sunday 9 August 2009

Zombie Cucumbers

Well, so far so good with the tomatoes. There are some that are definately healthy and ripening

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Others are a bit soggy

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But they're easy to spot so we're removing them as they go. Fingers crossed :)

The cucumber plants that we were going to throw away have decided to have three more fruits on so we're leaving them.

Strange to think a plant in this poor condition

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Has these growing healthily on it

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They've had a good pruning and a feed now :)

My giant squash plant is surprisingly becoming a giant plant, with squashes growing on it ;)

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The red chillies are fruiting well now, with a lot of pruning to get rid of the Aphid damaged leaves :(

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Gruesome aphid close-up on one of my other habanero plants.

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My red onions grown from seed are all ready for lifting but will be left for another week or two.

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My lovely green cone, we had this delivered two weeks ago. Cost a grand total of £7.50 including delivery and installation from www.greencone.com, due to a council incentive scheme. Pop in your postcode and see if you get a fab discount too.

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Pulled up the beetroot as it was going to seed even though the beets weren't too large. We harvested a tub full of them though. Gratuitous hubby shot

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Harvested a handful of blueberries for snacking


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And our hops plant is finally flowering! Yay!!


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