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katynewbie
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Manchester
Cima Di Rapa?
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April 15, 2009, 20:38:47 »
Sowed some and the seedlings are coming along ok. Anyone growing it this year? My understanding is that it is quick to grow and will be edible by June-ish? Can this be true?
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grannyjanny
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Lives in Cheshire. Light sandy soil. Loves no dig.
Re: Cima Di Rapa?
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April 15, 2009, 20:43:48 »
Just had a look on real seed site & it is a quick crop.
Janet
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Baccy Man
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Powys, Wales
Re: Cima Di Rapa?
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April 15, 2009, 20:47:56 »
Yes it's surprisingly fast growing, I have 2 strains both from realseeds one takes around 6 weeks to mature the other takes 8-9 weeks.
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katynewbie
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Manchester
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;D
Hurrah! I made a good gardening decision for once!
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asbean
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Winchester, Hants
Re: Cima Di Rapa?
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April 15, 2009, 20:54:59 »
You can get the quick growing variety, medium growing variety and the slow growing variety. We are all impatient, but guess which is the best tasting??? ???
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