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my first radishes
photographed yesterday.
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my first radishes
On Sat, 11 May 2019 04:56:19 +0100, Willi_9
wrote: photographed yesterday. Nice bunch ! I grow them in the winter here. They do well until we get a couple of what we call cold fronts back to back. Might drizzle rain for a day or two before the front hits. Then a few days later another front comes through. All the water from the rain causes my radishes to split. Yours look ready for a magazine photo shoot. Tampa Bob |
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Gorgeous radishes, I agree with the above statement they look like they could be in a magazine. Absolutely perfect. Great job!
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Actually I was surprised myself how nice they grew. It had not been possible the recent years because of slugs and snails. As soon as some little sprouts appeared they were eaten immediately. But this year April has been very hot and dry - with cold nights of course. All slugs seem to have gone. Wowy, I almost can't believe this! The seed was 'Saxa 2'. Thanks for looking! (W) |
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Thanks for your comliment. If you were here, I'd offer you sone (W)
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