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Eristic
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Polytunnel yesterday
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July 08, 2009, 04:01:14 »
Here's a couple of pics of the polytunnel.
This is the reason I never go home till it gets dark.
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manicscousers
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Re: Polytunnel yesterday
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July 08, 2009, 07:10:17 »
looks brilliant, eristic, ours looks like the jungles in borneo , how's your sweet potatoes this year, ours are a bit slow ;D
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Eristic
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Re: Polytunnel yesterday
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July 08, 2009, 10:33:25 »
They are all outside this year. No room in the tunnel/
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Tee Gee
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Huddersfield - Light humus rich soil
Re: Polytunnel yesterday
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July 08, 2009, 14:26:41 »
Looks very colourful!
Noticed you have a seat on standby, I have a soft easy chair in the communal hut! ;D
I have only grown Sweet potatoes once before and that was many years ago would you recommend growing them indoor/outdoor? and either in containers or in the border?
Is there much to choose in varieties,
Apologies for all the queries but I thought I might give them another bash next year.
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Eristic
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July 08, 2009, 15:14:06 »
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Noticed you have a seat on standby
We have to get the priorities right. Some people think allotments are about doing extra work. There are actually three folding chairs there as the tunnel tends to be a meeting point.
Sweet potatoes require lots of sunshine and warm weather and would be better off inside the greenhouse or tunnel rather than outside. I keep mine in buckets so that they remain portable and can be returned to cover once tomatoes finish in September giving them an extended growing time.
As for varieties, I just buy a small one from the local shops and grow my own slips as I believe that all companies selling slips in this country are just bulk buying from USA and the time lag results in poor quality. They overcharge too.
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