Elaine wrote:Hi OH. I'm a real positive person....always got the half full jar!

Sometimes the glass is half full, sometimes the glass is half empty and sometimes the glass is twice as big as it needs to be

My little nectarine tree is in a pot in the polytunnel and all seems well. I've never grown one before and I was wondering when it would be safe to put it outside?

I'll second that. I was a bit worried about a couple of my withered looking canes that were also planted in Feb and had failed to sprout. Today I was sprinkling my wood ashes and noticed some very vigorous shouts sprouting a little away from the cane So maybe be patient a little while longer....sayi...

Would it be impossibly mean to take a pair of scissors out with me and cut them in half?

...and to think I've just washed and disinfected about 1500 second-hand pots!

If only this thread had been started a week earlier

Make them into wine

It's bound to worth having a go, at least they'll be easy to net against the flutterbys. As long as your container is big enough I don't see why not

This will be the first time I've grown celeriac too, so I'll be watching this thread carefully for tips. I only sowed mine last weekend and they are sitting in the polytunnel.... hopefully germinating

Hello! this is my first post

'Mumsy' bought me a polytunnel this year so I'm really excited at the prospect of having an undercover zone. I'm growing millefleur toms as well this year. I sowed them a couple of weeks ago and they are sprouting nicely!