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#71
Edible Plants / Re: Davington Epicure Toms
Last post by Jeannine - August 07, 2025, 19:19:07
Quote from: BarriedaleNick on August 04, 2025, 18:52:21Hi - yes busy and distracted! Mainly by this


Found by a bin in a litter of 6 which we took home to feed but he was the only survivor. He is going well now but was only about 100g when we got him from the rescue center..

Yes Dav Epicure are deffo an English Variety..

Thank you for the reply, I will try to find some as I am collecting UK toms. The picture is smashing,it is great you managed to save one, he sure looks happy and settled in now..thank you for caring..XX Jeannine


#72
News / Re: Carrying allotment tools h...
Last post by picman - August 07, 2025, 17:19:23
Grow your own[/size] has a video about this , and about this government trying to grab allotments for houses.
youtube.com/watch?v=zBkSzR8ul8w&t=419s
#73
Edible Plants / Re: Davington Epicure Toms
Last post by galina - August 05, 2025, 10:06:45
Wishing the little kitten the best of a healthy life after all your diligent care. 

Did the Davington Epicure tomatoes ever do anything for you?
#74
Edible Plants / Re: Davington Epicure Toms
Last post by BarriedaleNick - August 04, 2025, 18:52:21
Hi - yes busy and distracted! Mainly by this


Found by a bin in a litter of 6 which we took home to feed but he was the only survivor. He is going well now but was only about 100g when we got him from the rescue center..

Yes Dav Epicure are deffo an English Variety..

#75
Edible Plants / Gooseberries
Last post by Palustris - August 02, 2025, 08:01:31
A bit late, but if you have not yet pruned the laterals back to 5 leaves, there is still time to do it.
#76
Top Tips / Re: Stinging nettle proof glov...
Last post by Deegee - July 30, 2025, 07:03:29
Welding gauntlets from Screwfix £4.99
#77
News / Re: Carrying allotment tools h...
Last post by markfield rover - July 29, 2025, 10:17:43
I have wondered about this , I have a hori hori I never leave it on site or out of my sight and it's safely tucked away when leaving the plot . It's an incredible tool and have wondered why I haven't seen one being used on Gardeners'World !
#78
News / Carrying allotment tools home
Last post by Multiveg - July 28, 2025, 13:30:21
Saw this story online about an allotment gardener arrested for possession of an offensive weapon.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/jul/28/man-allotment-gardening-tools-arrest-armed-police-manchester

QuoteA man who had returned home from his allotment with a trug of vegetables and gardening tools strapped to his belt was arrested by armed police, after a member of the public said they had seen "a man wearing khaki clothing and in possession of a knife".

#79
Edible Plants / Re: Funny question about winte...
Last post by Jeannine - July 24, 2025, 19:17:47
well I don't have anything terminal but am in my 80s now so am in the ball park for the 2 nasyies that could carry me off LOL and as my spine is gradually collapsing so pain level is very high and stops a lot of things, I agreed finally just a few days ago to go on morphine so maybe I will get more done. nuff moaning.

Yes of course seeds will come across the pond..you guys are top of my list.
#80
Edible Plants / Re: Davington Epicure Toms
Last post by Jeannine - July 24, 2025, 19:10:59
So would these be described as a UK variety
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