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Black peas with vinegar On Bury Market yum Also good on bonfire night. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_peasYou used to be able to get them in petfood stores (Pigeon Peas :D )This site http://www.countryproducts.co.uk/?gclid=CNCKmcabvqACFQYslAodZ2f-Sg lists them. It might also be worthwhile trying the Health food and Asian shopsthe smell of black peas always reminds me of the "wakes" or fairground.thanks for the linkswill I be able to sow the ones from the pet shop and get a crop do you think? Item No. 390144254806 on ebay if you want a big bag.Really big bag http://www.amazinganimal.co.uk/maple-peas-20k-p-107.html :o
Quote from: Deb P on March 10, 2010, 17:43:26Tomatoes all done today,now in the heated propogator, chillies and peppers on top of the hot water tank, brassicas on the windowsill! ;DDoing many for the sale Deb? I haven't been asked but there will be some left overs.. :)
Tomatoes all done today,now in the heated propogator, chillies and peppers on top of the hot water tank, brassicas on the windowsill! ;D
Planted some jerusalem artchokes today. Asked husband, who was going that way, to buy some for eating at a distant good veg shop, but he thought they didn't look right, so only got 2, plus a packet for planting, which was exactly what I wanted to avoid. £1 per tuber!!!! The two eating ones he got were PERFECT, and were all I wanted.....but I wanted 10 of them.Also cleared a row of potatoes I forgot to dig in the autumn, and was astonished at how clean and firm and perfect they were after months underground with snow and prolongued frosts.
Never heard of using a cocktail stick but its a good idea. I might try it for the carrotts.