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| My poor back comes out in sympathy. I've fixed your photo to be visible. We tried the thornless blackberry. The fruit was a little larger than others but we were not impressed by the taste. On the plus side, there were not as many scratches and impalations (if thats a word)
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My imaginary friend Givitago takes over when I'm not sure of myself in print. He's not a complete fool - several bits are missing.
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Genius
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I had a few berries on the Oregon last year, shortly after it was planted, and I can't say I was impressed with the taste. The one the birds "planted" is much nicer.  I bought it because it was thornless but I don't think it's going to be a success. I'll dig in some manure round it and see if that helps to get it going.
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Genius
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Genius
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Just brought my chitting potatoes indoors from the cold shed and put them on the window sill of an unheated room upstairs. Hope they'll think about growing roots now.
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Genius
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Genius
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Genius
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Hope you get your weeding done, Kath. It was drizzling when I got up at 7 a.m. but the sun is shining brightly, with a breeze. I'm itching to get my beans and other seedlings into the garden but am waiting a little longer.
Your greenhouse sounds very productive. I saw some little rosemary plants at a garden centre in Bath yesterday that would be good bonsai starters, and wish I'd got one, now. Next time!
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| I have managed to grow tomatoes in grow bags, although I've not been good . I shall try to keep them well-watered and feed them once they are in flower .. of compost so they don't need watering excessively, although grow bags will ... Will be interesting to see how your plants fair with your different methods.
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