Tussiemussie's Garden
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Genus: Malus.
Species: Malus domestica.
Open sunny area
one triple variety
one egremont russet
Thin fruit as require after fruit drop
greaseband to ...
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Genus: Asparagus.
Species: Asparagus officinalis.
Chicken manure between the rows, deters cats from scratching them up. I lost a lot of plants before I discovered...
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Genus: Solanum.
Species: Solanum melongena.
x 3 in tubs.
I was surprised to learn the fruit is actually a berry.
Snail and sluglicious, check rims and sh...
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Genus: Beta.
Species: Beta vulgaris.
Plant as soon as soil is warm and keep watered.
thin to 2" apart and pull alt ones as baby beets.
Can be ...
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Genus: Monarda.
Species: Monarda dydima.
grows in moisture retentative soil, sun or partial shade, mulch with compost
Uses, both flowers and leaves are ...
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Species: Ribes nigrum i.
Cut new bush down to first buds to encourage new growth.
Prune out fruited wood, fruits on new growth.. Take cu...
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Cane Fruit. Loganberry, Tayberry, Raspberry, cultivated blackberry
Genus: Rubus.
Species: Rubus, rose family.
Mulch with compost in early spring to conserve moisture, if you want fruit that tastes good you need to feed the...
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Genus: Physalis.
Species: Physalis.
Quite tender when plants are young don't plant out too early
Hardy when fully grown fruits well into the Autumn...
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Species: Developed from Queen Anne's Lace.
grow on soil manured the previous year
don't save seed if growing near Queen Anne's Lace will cross pollinate.
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Genus: Apium.
Species: Apium graveolens.
Does not transplant very well, plant direct.?
long growing season plant early and keep well watered.
If trans...
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Genus: Symphytum.
Species: Symphytum officinale.
http://www.allotment.org.uk/vegetables_and_herbs/assets/comfrey.PDF
I make my own comfrey liquid feed for tomat...
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Courgettes Cucumbers, Pumpkins.Squash.
Genus: Cucurbita.
Species: Cucurbitaceae. .
Prefer humus rich soil, need some shade. Nematode soil or let hens and ducks reduce slug and snail population af...
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Genus: Ficus.
Species: Ficus carica.
Restrict roots if you want it to fruit well.
robust
requires potassium not much nitrogen
may fruit twice a ye...
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Genus: Cynara.
Species: Cynara.
Do not allow to fruit first year.
Spray with an infusion of garlic to deter ants and aphids which like these pl...
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Genus: Lycium.
Species: Lycium barbarum.
This came as bare rooted twigs with no leaf., apparently they can grow up to 10ft and out to 8ft over time, but ...
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Genus: Ribes.
Species: Ribes uva-crispa L..
Add compost when planting, mulch in spring.
As birds can disbud the bushes, delay pruning until the spring. Cut...
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Genus: Thymus.
Species: Thymus vulgaris.
flowers june, good with meats, lamb tomatoes and eggs.
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Genus: Petroselinum.
Species: Petroselinum crispum.
Curled, and also flat leaf which is stronger.
use with caution in pregnancy, uterine stimulant..
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Genus: Rosmarinus.
Species: Rosmarinus officinalis.
Uses, lamb and oily foods eg fish. Convulsant in large quantities.
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Genus: Rumex.
Species: Rumex rugosa/acetosa .
Sour lemony flavour. Use the leaves sparingly as a garnish for soups or salads. The juice of the leaves will cur...
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Genus: Artemisia.
Species: Artemisia dracunculus L.
French tarragon has the best culinary flavour, russian tarragon is hardier.
Chicken,fish eggs, sauce bearnaise
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Species: (Levisticum officinale Koch.
Strongly aromatic, remotely similar to celery. There is also a faint reminiscence to the flavour of blue fenugre...
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We are still clearing old shrubs from the front garden and have just discovered this.
The possibilities are S...
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Genus: Actinidia.
Species: Actinidiaceae family.
One male plant will service 5 or 6 females, I have one male and 2 females.,
Also a self fertile kiwi which is ...
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Species: A. ampeloprasum.
Hardy veg stands well into autumn and winter,
Welsh onion , spring onion,and chives, onion and garlic, same fa...
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Genus: Citrus.
Species: Citrus limon.
The perfume from the blossom is wonderful, might be good in a large conservatory
Placed in a large tub in open ...
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Morello Cherries/ Sweet cherry
Genus: Prunus.
Species: Prunus avium.
Shade tolerant, morello fruit sharp and if left to ripen on the tree I like them raw, useful for pies.
Sweet c...
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Genus: Nasturtium.
Species: Nasturtium officinale.
edible, companion plant for brassicas, plain or variegated leaf, short or climbing varieties available. Seeds...
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Genus: Olea.
Species: Olea europaea.
This was a present, no olives yet, apparently it takes many years for them to fruit and then they can be erratic...
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Genus: Prunus.
Species: Prunus communis.
Grafted on dwarfing stock don't bury graft or it will revert
Thin fruit after fruit drop
greaseband to prevent...
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Genus: Pisum.
Species: Pisum sativum.
Plant in a sunny spot or sugar content will be low.Plant early, frost tolerant.
Peas grow best in a 16-inch wid...
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Species: Backyardia pondus.
Wild life encouraged.
We have newts frogs, toads, dragonflies.
Yellow Iris
yellow waterlily
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Genus: Solanum.
Species: Solanum tuberosum.
These look as though they are doing very well in large tubs , I grew up in Jersey the largest of the channel Is...
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Species: munchen bier Mooli.
Interplant between slower growing crops,
keep well watered.
Flea beetle can be a problem when young and tende...
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Runner beans, Broad Beans French Beans.
Genus: Phaseolus.
Species: Phaseolus sensu stricto.
Broad Beans French Beans.
Plant in manured soil
Need strong supports
A garlic infusion sprayed on occasionall...
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Genus: Brassica.
Species: Brassicaeae maritima.
Learning about seakale have planted seeds.
Sow in trays in temperature of 60°f - 65°f.
Transplant plants 2’6” ...
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Species: B Vulgaris.
Plant in full sun in soil not recently manured.
Choose a variety that does not bolt easily
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Genus: Rosa.
Species: Rosaceae (Rose) family.
For early strawberries plant in tower pots in a greenhouse, this year I picked the first ripe strawb's end of Ap...
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Genus: Capsicum.
Species: Capsicum annuum.
Although treated as annuals these are actually perennials, I may try to nurse a couple through the winter!
An ...
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Species: Z. rugosa.
They are best planted in a block, and take up quite a bit of space, but plant peas with them and sweetcorn suppo...
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Tomatoes/ Tomatillo's/ Huckleberries.
Genus: Lycopersicon.
Species: LYCOPERSICON.
Put canes in then plant tomato to avoid root damage.
Tie vine type to canes and remove sideshoots
bush type le...
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I used a waterplant tub and stood it in water changed daily, I started with just 2 pieces of supermarket watercr...
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Genus: Digitalis.
Species: Digitalis purpurea.
WARNING POISONOUS if eaten, it slows the heart, the medecine digoxin is derived from this plant..
Long flowerin...
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