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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Melv .. I gave up a few weeks ago and have been picking them and throwing them straight on the compost. When you have them fresh, you wil never lower your standards and eat supermarket beans. But I know what you mean enough is enough.
Tonight I have brought home a bucket full of dwarf french beans. They have already been blanched and are in the freezer... I will not freeze another bean this year ! The rest will be left to mature and used in soup over the winter.
My problem is tomatoes .. every few days I bring home about 6 kilos or more !
Tonight I have brought home a bucket full of dwarf french beans. They have already been blanched and are in the freezer... I will not freeze another bean this year ! The rest will be left to mature and used in soup over the winter.
My problem is tomatoes .. every few days I bring home about 6 kilos or more !
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Chippy, how many tomato plants do you have! The beans needed 3 sowings before I was successful, slugs and cold weather took their toll. All my main crop spuds ended up on the compost heap, for the same reason as the beans.
Not a good year on my allotment, due to above problems and big temperature differences between night and day.
Not a good year on my allotment, due to above problems and big temperature differences between night and day.