Daughter of the Soil

Adventures in experimental horticulture

Wednesday, 27 February 2008

Rose de Lautrec garlic

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First up, if you're one of the many, many people to whom I owe emails or packages of seed or whatever else, please accept my apologies f...
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Tuesday, 26 February 2008

Yellow sugarsnap project: sowing the F2

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A few days ago I sowed the first batch of F2 seeds for my yellow sugarsnap pea experiment. I love the variability of F2 pea seeds. Most plan...
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Saturday, 23 February 2008

Ulluco

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If you're thinking "What the heck is that?"... that's what I thought when I first saw what appear to be small rainbow-colo...
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Commercial F1 hybrids

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Rants are like buses. There had to be another one round the corner. It's been nearly two years since I wrote a post about F1 hybrids, an...
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Tuesday, 19 February 2008

Peppers and ice

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Clear skies in February have two useful effects for me. Bright intense much-needed sunlight for bringing on my pepper seedlings indoors, and...
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Sunday, 17 February 2008

GM contamination? It's all God's fault, apparently

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(image copyright Greenpeace International ) I don't like to rant too often on my blog, but there's a new fuss kicking up this weeken...
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Friday, 15 February 2008

Potato sprout colours

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Seed tubers of Mayan Gold . Its shape tends to be more elongated than most potatoes. I can see a "lewd vegetables" post coming up ...
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Wednesday, 6 February 2008

Crappy jobs

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The garden supervisor gets stuck into a hard day's work This is the time of year when you have to do crappy jobs. There's no getting...
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Sunday, 3 February 2008

Pea breeding project: golden yellow sugarsnaps

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F1 hybrid from my cross of Golden Sweet x Sugar Ann. They have pretty bicolour flowers which turn blue as they begin to fade. Golden Sweet x...
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