cover them with fleece to prevent the droop.

10 year ago I had 2 full rows of Maris piper wiped out when I harvested. long rows with 36 plants in each. thought I'd do the easy route and plant on the flat then ridge up with well rotted muck as they grew. around 2 tonne of muck applied over the growing season to get a good haulm. They looked fan...

Desperate for some heavy rain here,plants are struggling and I only have 100 gallon left on site.

bit more info regards how long they have been planted out and what size they are at would help.
mildew problem seems likely with what you have said up to now.

Have you been watering them over head?

Cultivate a third of an acre here and have had no mains water for over 40 year.
Only water in new plants then they on their own simple as that,F1 seed helps I must admit.

What's late to them is bang on to you, really all that matters end of the day.

Doesn't start until next week.

Some proper summer conditions on the way next week for us up north.
full cross model agreement on serious heat Tuesday onwards, how long for though is anyone's guess.

Called Fell land up here.

Jacks Magic was the compost of choice this year and I rate it highly for fine seed sowing.

They posted me 6 £1 vouchers that the store I bought the original compost from would not redeem in exchange for miracle grow.
Got there in the end but it seems B@Q tills don't have the code added to accept these vouchers.

Really poor this year and full of household debris and lumps of tree bark. Wrote to them and received the following response. "  Hide original message On Wednesday, 22 April 2015, 11:29, "consumerenquiriesUK@scotts.com" <consumerenquiriesUK@scotts.com> wrote: Good morning Thank you f...

Complete waste of money from what I have seen with it's use.
But if it works for one then all's good.