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Just had some really good news!! After an absence of THREE YEARS, we have just been informed by our supplier that they now have new stock of Apache chilli. So we should have seed packs available for selling by next week!
Sown in early February, plants of both Hot Juan and Hot Juanita have now got red fruit on them, making these varieties this year's earliest maturing chlllies, and possibly the two earliest varieties we sell from our entire range.
Tomorrow is the last day we will accept orders for chilli and sweet pepper plug plants. So if you need more plants NOW is the time to order! See https://t.co/fsZP1dDKve
Well, we have one week left of selling chilli and sweet pepper plug plants. So if anyone is short of plants NOW is the time to make an order. Next Friday is the last day we will take any orders.
See: https://t.co/RHVIOOtkuC
We’ve just started to harvest the leafy sideshoots sprouting off the main stems of our Oldenburg Kale. The shoots were topped with tiny, unopened flower buds and measured about 10 to 20cm long. When cooked, they were tender and tasty – who needs purple sprouting broccoli?
@justmetraceyb Yes, our greenhouses get really hot when the sun shines, but its the night temperatures I would be concerned about in March. Still that extra cloche would make a big difference.
@Guestlandlord No we don't. We don't save any of the seeds for sowing either as they cross with other winter squash very readily. If you save the seed you could get anything next year!
Try using a heavy duty ice cream scoop to deseed pumpkins, marrows and winter squashes with large cavities. Our scoop came cheap at a charity shop, though different versions are readily available elsewhere. (The picture is of Crown Prince winter squash being deseeded)
@ChilliChirps That is interesting. Everyone always says rocotos are the most cold resistant Capsicum species, but I have never tested that claim, and your experience certainly doesn't support it. Could it be a myth?