Re: When to plant soft fruits
- From: "shazzbat" <shazzbat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005 19:37:59 +0100
"Mike Lyle" <mike_lyle_uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3q5cddFdcv11U1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Peter Stockdale wrote:
> > "Mike Lyle" <mike_lyle_uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> > news:3q586nFcicriU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> shazzbat wrote:
> >> [...]
> >>> I would recommend thornless blackberries. A friend gave us some a
> >>> couple of years ago, and now they're pretty much established I'm
> >>> taking out the 'wild' type that were on the allotment from day
> one.
> >>> The fruits on the thornless are a much better shape and size, and
> I
> >>> don't get sliced to ribbons picking them.
> >>
> >> How are they for flavour? Do you know which variety?
> >>
They're nice for flavour, don't ask me to wax lyrical, I don't have the
descriptive powers. And no, I don't know what variety, other than the free
variety. :-)) Sorry
> >
> > But the poster asked "when", not various opinions on "which" !
True, but I posted that because the OP dismissed blackberries, and I
considered it relevant. I would say that now is a good time to plant new
stock because the soil hasn't got cold and soggy yet, but that's the voice
of logic rather than expertise speaking.
And incidentally, does anyone know of a thornless gooseberry? I wouldn't
mind some of those.
Steve
.
- References:
- When to plant soft fruits
- From: Ceri Davies
- Re: When to plant soft fruits
- From: shazzbat
- Re: When to plant soft fruits
- From: Mike Lyle
- Re: When to plant soft fruits
- From: Peter Stockdale
- Re: When to plant soft fruits
- From: Mike Lyle
- When to plant soft fruits
- Prev by Date: Re: What worm?
- Next by Date: Re: Mini wildlife pond
- Previous by thread: Re: When to plant soft fruits
- Next by thread: Re: When to plant soft fruits
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|