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Recent Comments

  • 06 Feb - Liz
    You can use the seeds of courgettes to produce marrows, just leave them to grow larger. Feed well.
    in Marrow
  • 05 Feb - Keith
    Where can I buy Marrow seeds please. I live in CHCH. Best regards. Keith.
    in Marrow
  • 04 Feb -
    If I’m in zone 8a, in an high rise with an outdoor patio. After taking cuttings of my cherry tomato plant prior to 1st frost, and putting cuttings in water to grow roots indoors, how long do I ke...
    in Tomato
  • 03 Feb -
    I live in Hawaii and would like to raisee a pot of French Taragon. Do you have experience with this climate. Please comment freely either way I love it to marinate chicken with taragon and raspber...
    in French tarragon
  • 03 Feb - Celeste Archer
    A good video on this topic -- branching verses single stem sunflowers can be found here -- https://www.johnnyseeds.com/growers-library/flowers/sunflowers/library-flowers-choose-sunflowers.html ...
    in Sunflower
  • 03 Feb - Celeste Archer
    There are two types of sunflowers: Single Stem and Branching. From the net Lemon Queen is a wonderful, medium tall sunflower with brilliant light lemon yellow flowers that are typically 10...
    in Sunflower
  • 03 Feb - Lola
    Yes
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