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Suffolklad

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Re: Sweetcorn question
« Reply #100 on: June 10, 2005, 07:45:10 »

Hi Debs
Some people are so easy to please  ;D
My neighbour on the lotty only planted his corn a couple of days ago. He's been allotmenteering for years and has brilliant results. He reckons that others may have ripe corn a little while before him, but what the hell he gets a good crop and doesn't lose any to frost.
Mike
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Greenfingers Jo

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Re: Sweetcorn question
« Reply #101 on: June 10, 2005, 12:28:03 »
 I bought my seeds ages ago but the instructions say on the back of the packet that I can plant ou until July!! Hope to get them in once the first early spuds are out.

Robert_Brenchley

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Re: Sweetcorn question
« Reply #102 on: June 10, 2005, 17:14:26 »
Mine will be going out any day, as soon as exam marking gives me a chance to do it. I just hope they ripen properly this time. I've solved the problem with pumpkins; they were ripening but they weren't the right sort for my fussy lot, but thee really has been a problem with corn in the past, and I tend not to get anything very nice off it.

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Re: Sweetcorn question
« Reply #103 on: June 10, 2005, 17:39:54 »
Same for me Robert - once marking tests and writing reports is out of the way, I am hoping that I will find more time for the lottie - always hoping though  ::)
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