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31 Oct 13, Bill kitsch (Australia - temperate climate)

My cucumber seedlings don't seem to grow. They stay looking fine but then for no obvious reason dir

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21 Sep 13, Msrk (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Pick the yellow leaves off , too much rain for sure. I had the same problem until I improved drainage

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08 Aug 13, Leanne (Australia - temperate climate)

trying to locate where I can buy Pineapple Cucumber seeds please thankyou!

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27 Mar 13, neil sheppard (Australia - temperate climate)

Does anyone know where I can buy Diva cucumber seeds, preferably in Australia.

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02 Mar 13, Carol (Australia - temperate climate)

My cucumbers are HUGE and yellow, I'm almost convinced that they are something entirley different. They have been planted too close together as I only have a small space, which I'm geussing may be the yellow, but I cant understand the why they are so big.

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27 Mar 13, Jade (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

you are leaving them grow too long - don't let them get huge, pick them first

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22 Feb 13, Sheree (Australia - temperate climate)

I am a learner gardner growing Lebanese Cucumbers for the first time. We have had lots of rain and some of the leaves are getting yellow marks on them. Is that a fungus or mould if so how do I get rid of it?

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16 Feb 13, Meriel (Australia - temperate climate)

I am growing apple cues and on the same vines they are big and white and some small ( golfball size) and yellow so how can they be overripe? I have been juicing the yellow ones and they don't seem to be bitter, I have about 4 vines and they are all doing the same thing, some small and yellow are in shade some in sun, some big and white are hanging in sun in rosé bushes and on trellis covered by leaves, all deep watered nearly every day. It is a puzzle.......

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05 Feb 13, Alison (Australia - temperate climate)

Does anyone have advice on how to eradicate tiny ants from my veggie pots and planting bags. ( i don't have a lot of garden space,so I'm growing all my veg and berries in pots and large planting bags, but the ants seem to LOVE them!!

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10 Feb 13, Jake (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

You can spray the container with a surface spray that will kill them as they go in and out, but another option is to submerge the container in water for a few hours. The ants will leave.

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