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1: Marrow
Posted by pgeraghty Date added in :2009-01-21
This is my Marrow

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2: Underperforming-Courgettes
Posted by pgeraghty Date added in :2009-01-21
These are the courgettes I grew last year, think it was a mixture of planting late and too close together stunted their growth.

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3: Carrot-Tops
Posted by pgeraghty Date added in :2009-01-21
Carrot tops are officially awesome, this is a photo I took at night with the flash of the mighty curly carrots

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4: Green-house-that-blew-away
Posted by pgeraghty Date added in :2009-01-21
This is the green house that blew away, may try again this year, but need something more industrial

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5: The-Pepper-Plant
Posted by pgeraghty Date added in :2009-01-21 This was the pepper plant that delivered me some awesome peppers over the course of last summer. He is still outside now, not sure if he will survive to fight another year? Tags:peppers See more from pgeraghty
6: Winter-Onions
Posted by pgeraghty Date added in :2009-02-15
One of the few things that grow this time of year, these onions were grown from an onion set planted in october. They are looking great from the surface, I wonder how much they have grown under the hood?

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7: Pepper-in-the-winter
Posted by pgeraghty Date added in :2009-02-15
This is my pepper plant from last year, I have no idea if it is still alive of not, its been out in the snow and cold for some months.

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8: Winter-Tomatoes
Posted by pgeraghty Date added in :2009-02-15
Much like the pepper plant this one has been out in the cold and snow, do tomatoes plants last more than one year? I\'m also wondering if a new plant will sprout from any seeds that may have dropped?

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9: Accidental-water-garden
Posted by pgeraghty Date added in :2009-02-15
These radishes have the unfortunate position of being in this pot near the edge of the roof, so keep getting flooded. As its up on the roof terrace I dont really have anywhere to tip the water, so they have remained like this (slack I know). Water Radishes?

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