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Derekthefox
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Re: Aubergines
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Reply #20 on:
January 05, 2006, 18:19:25 »
Thanks Tim, one last question, since it looks like I may need to hedge my bets, what other varieties did you grow, since this looks like a definite crop this year, albeit with only light protection ...
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tim
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January 05, 2006, 19:49:42 »
Please don't take me as 'the word', Derek - but, over the years:
Long Green Thai - Real Seed Co.
Snowy - ??!!
Mohican - plants & seeds from Dobies.
Orient Express - plants & seeds from Simpsons Seeds.
Macchiaw - the long purple one - no longer available.
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Lady of the Land
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January 05, 2006, 21:27:45 »
Grew money maker in pots in garden, plenty of aubergines, even into Autumn. Started off indoors. The garden faces south. Also had some on the allotment in the soil with a glass surround ( old windows 4 on their sides to make a square area), nothing on top. Although they still did reasonably well, it was the ones outside at home that produced more of a better quality.I shall try growing some at the allotment without the glass surround as an experiment this year.
I would be interested in your recipe for stuffed aubergine- any chance of posting it in the recipe section please. My family got fed up with ratatouille.
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tim
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January 06, 2006, 06:56:16 »
Jenny - sorry - the first & last ones above.
LoL - who - me?
By the way - uses? Emma's WI chutney, of course!!
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cleo
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January 06, 2006, 19:10:25 »
Humm- a lot said already.
I am on the Lincs/Cambs border-veg garden faces West. We get wind but also long sunny evenings .
Some years Aubies do better outdoors(protected as babies) than indoors-probably a humidity thing?
My three faves are now:
`Bonica` for the standard purple
`Rosa bianca sfumata di rosa`-they are now available from a number of catalouges with a similar name-big fleshy aubs ranging from ivory to pink flecked.
Thai Green-long thin green ones for Thai etc cuisine .
I have Grown Money Maker-and ,unlike their tomato namesake, they are OK-I just prefer Bonica.
Stephan
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Paulines7
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Reply #25 on:
January 06, 2006, 23:16:07 »
I have posted my hubbies recipe for stuffed aubergines in the "Recipes" thread.
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Derekthefox
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January 07, 2006, 16:16:57 »
I have managed to get tres hatives de barbentane from the organic shop at HDRA Ryton, so hopefully I am set for a massive crop this year (arent I set for a massive crop every year ...
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wardy
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January 07, 2006, 16:32:35 »
Bonica here after failing with Moneymaker. Mind you I don't blame the seeds :)
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