Mon-27-01-2014, 20:25 PM
(Sat-25-01-2014, 16:09 PM)Admiral Wrote: Whatever you do DON'T use a spade.
I thought of trying to chop the old ones with the spade just to see if it would work, sort an experiment as I wouldn't be to worried about loosing them. But the young ones I'm more worried about, though we do have about 80 more seeds should it go wrong.
(Sat-25-01-2014, 16:09 PM)Admiral Wrote: You have prepared the new bed haven't you?
No not yet as we haven't done the final signature on the new place yet.
(Sat-25-01-2014, 16:09 PM)Admiral Wrote: Best time to transplant is early spring
I did think that would be better than the Autumn, Thanks for that.
(Sat-25-01-2014, 16:09 PM)Admiral Wrote: If you've done the transplanting in a suitably professional Titchmarsh-style fashion
I do nothing professional these days, it's usually have a go and see.
(Sat-25-01-2014, 16:09 PM)Admiral Wrote: you could sell the surplus to SuperU.
Oh these are far to good for the supermarkets, they are not white, bitter, & floppy. They are British fine bred green succulent spears that go down very well with a nice knob of butter and a little sea salt and white pepper. Oh and they make a great soup too.