Elmigo. Talk about a quart in a pint pot.

I put my green tomatoes in a cardboard box put the box somewhere dark and cool every few days I inspect it take any turning red out and the odd one going bad works great for me I normally have ripe tomatoes over Christmas but I can get ripe ones off the vine well into November it all depends how ea...

Grew POP-IN tomato this year. Masses of fruit, sliced in half with a touch of salt, supurb. Problem being, with so much green fruit, will they ripen, as we are into the mid september.

Re BBC license fee. My origanal letter from the BBC stated that they would only communicate by post.

Monika wrote:I tried King Richard to get an earlier variety, but every year I come back to Musselburgh - grows well, stays well throughout snow and ice, tastes good and is reasonably free of rust.

Agree .

Now having to pay for my BBC lecense. Just had my first spam email telling me my direct debit had been cancelled.[ it hadn't ] And to click onto the link. Have forwarded to report@phishing.gov.uk so all beware.

My Brother had four as an animal alarm system. Trouble was they wouldn't let the postman in.

GARDENING IN WW2. Thoughts of an old man [ now] during those times. No seed potato's , cut the top inch from any spud, cut side up until dried, then sown. No choice of make, just Red or White's Runner Beans. Mum was not allowed to pick the first half dozen plants. { next years seed ] These were not ...

Now we are leaving the CM, does this mean all the Heritage seed will be freely avaiable.

OK to find Blight resistant tomato's. But surely flavour must come first.

Elmigo. Me also.

Though late. From me also.

All we got last night. Was distant thunder.

From me also Primrose.

Many thanks OH. shallotman