Back yard organic gardening

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  1. Chris1975

    Chris1975 New Seed

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    Heres some images of the things i'm growing in my small back yard in Newcastle UK. Can't wait for them to produce their fruits.



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    Rainbow Chard ( photo / image / picture from Chris1975's Garden )

    Beautiful Rainbow Chard.........



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    Broad Beans ( photo / image / picture from Chris1975's Garden )

    Broad Beans.......





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    Tumbling Toms Tomatoes ( photo / image / picture from Chris1975's Garden )


    Tumbling Toms Tomatoes...........
     
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  3. cuatro-gatos

    cuatro-gatos In Flower

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    Hi Chris,
    Good luck with your vegies, hope they give you a
    reward. I also plant in tubs on my sunny little patio (Just toms), but it's fun to look out the kitchen door and see everything develop.
     
  4. Joan

    Joan Seedling

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    Oh, all in pots! That takes dedication to water.
    I have never seen broad beans growing before. I think they are uncommon in my country (USA) and the summers are too hot to grow them in most parts here. I have at least seen them for sale in the import grocery. Never tasted them, though.

    I'm growing those bright lights chard this year, too. Did you have low germination on them?
     
  5. Chris1975

    Chris1975 New Seed

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    Thanks for the kind regards, I love nothing more than checking on my produce daily. Although sometimes its like waitin for a kettle to boil...
     



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  6. Chris1975

    Chris1975 New Seed

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    Had a run of good luck with the Chard and a good yield from germination. I have a mini plot on a alotment so have a fair few plants there too. It looks so pretty. I did have a few problems when growing it on my alotment, it kept going to seed??
    This batch is doin a lot better.

    Yeah all the things in my yard are all grown in pots as i've no soil 'just concrete. I need to repot a lot of things into bigger pots. I do have to water a lot, thankfully i find it very theraputic.....

    Take Care and good luck with your chard. I like to cook it briefly in Butter and Garlic. Simple yet beautiful.
     
  7. Joan

    Joan Seedling

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    Heh, heh, everything is better with butter and garlic!

    I've never seen chard go to seed.
     
  8. glendann

    glendann Official Garden Angel

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    Your potted garden is wonderful.Its almost to hot here now to grow in pots.
    Dooley and DR seem to be doing well with theirs.
     

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