Daughter of the Soil
Adventures in experimental horticulture
Wednesday, 18 March 2009
Pea: Luna Trick
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Last year's F2 plant which became the prototype for Luna Trick I have at least three or four plant breeding projects which will be ready...
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Tuesday, 6 January 2009
Rootrainers and bog roll tubes: some thoughts
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I don't often endorse commercial products, and even less often patented ones. It's even more unusual for me to spend sixty quid on p...
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Sunday, 21 December 2008
Welcome home, little peas
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Twelve British peas which are either extinct or rarely seen outside gene banks in the UK, now here on my windowsill awaiting trial in 2009. ...
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Monday, 15 December 2008
Here from the Heritage Seed Library Catalogue 2009?
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Climbing beans from the HSL ... Poletschka (mauve beans in green pods) and Purple Giant (white beans in purple pods) I just wanted to say he...
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Friday, 12 December 2008
Jean Charles de Menezes: a carnival of perjury
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A gardening blog is not the place for a political commentary but I'm making this exception in the light of the Jean Charles de Menezes ...
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Thursday, 27 November 2008
Ancestor worship
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Door handle on Aldham church in Essex. This is the second of the ancestral churches I visited. I couldn't get too close to the first one...
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Tuesday, 25 November 2008
Garlic time
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Newly harvested Rose de Lautrec bulbs, photographed in August. The unattractive brownish specimen on the right is how it looks when it come...
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008
Sweetcorn 2008
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If I had to choose one thing which did better for me in 2008 than anything else, and which was a constant surprise and delight, the prize wo...
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Maize trial in St James' Park, 1849
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Funnily enough, just as I was writing up the results of this year's successful sweetcorn endeavours I was leafing through the 1849 volum...
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