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Hope they taste as good as they look.
These are of course indoors, in my unheated conservatory, so nothing to do with micro-climates.
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Just a little bit of sunshine ...
Just a little bit of sunshine ...
...and some better temperatures, and this is what happens.
These are a new variety for me and I like the long stalks on the fruit which lets them hang over the side of the trough, keeping them clean and unlikely to go mouldy. They are an everbearing variety so should produce many pounds over the summer from the 20 plants.
Hope they taste as good as they look.
These are of course indoors, in my unheated conservatory, so nothing to do with micro-climates.
These are a new variety for me and I like the long stalks on the fruit which lets them hang over the side of the trough, keeping them clean and unlikely to go mouldy. They are an everbearing variety so should produce many pounds over the summer from the 20 plants.
Hope they taste as good as they look.
These are of course indoors, in my unheated conservatory, so nothing to do with micro-climates.
Tony
Disclaimer: I almost certainly haven't a clue what I'm talking about.
Disclaimer: I almost certainly haven't a clue what I'm talking about.
Re: Just a little bit of sunshine ...
They look great, my outdoor strawbs are looking rather sad in comparison. Lets hope for a lot more sunshine and strawberries.
JuzaMum
JuzaMum
Happiness isn't having what you want but wanting what you have.
Re: Just a little bit of sunshine ...
Seeing as you're not going to let on what variety the straws are,I'll guess......Could they be 'Tony's Out of Season Mid-Atlantic Specials'...?
Re: Just a little bit of sunshine ...
Wow OJ, you're very nearly right. They are called Finesse which also describes me to a T.
Tony
Disclaimer: I almost certainly haven't a clue what I'm talking about.
Disclaimer: I almost certainly haven't a clue what I'm talking about.