Hi,
I quite enjoyed Monty's funny veg photo slot on gardeners world this morning, so whilst it's a bit childish, if it's good enough for Monty.....
Here's my entry with Leo the cat for scale - it was massive!
Pawty
Funny veg competition
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That cat looks worried
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Pawty, I absolutely LOVE your cat. He bought back such happy memories of my last cat Pippy, who could have been Leo's twin, down to the same little white spot under his chin.
Here's my Mouli contribution which I never got round to sending into Monty which gave me laugh when I dug it up
Here's my Mouli contribution which I never got round to sending into Monty which gave me laugh when I dug it up
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oh my word,,,
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A very convenient thread for this years first carrot harvest.
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How are you supposed to start and maintain a healthy lifestyle if it completely removes a wine lover’s reason to live?
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A rare example of Sarpo Scorpion, weighing in @2lb
and Sarpo Proboscis
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and Sarpo Proboscis
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Is Sarpo the type that is blight-resistant ?
Those are weird shapes for a potatoe, I thought just carrots do that.
Those are weird shapes for a potatoe, I thought just carrots do that.
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Ricard with an H wrote:Is Sarpo the type that is blight-resistant ?
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Yes Richard, these are actually Sarpo Axona.
Normally we grow Sarpo Mira but tried Axona this year
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