Cathy Paget. I think you were really unlucky to pick a holiday week that turned out freakishly hot.
Anybody!
Would it ever help to cut back very drought affected foliage so that the remaining parts of the plant stands a better chance of rehydrating.I don't think that gels are particularly useful I have tried them in the past.
Last couple of years I have asked a neighbour to water mine a couple of times a week depending on the weather and "paid" her by letting her eat the tomatoes as they ripen.
Cathy Paget. I think you were really unlucky to pick a holiday week that turned out freakishly hot.
Anybody!
Would it ever help to cut back very drought affected foliage so that the remaining parts of the plant stands a better chance of rehydrating.I don't think that gels are particularly useful I have tried them in the past.
Last couple of years I have asked a neighbour to water mine a couple of times a week depending on the weather and "paid" her by letting her eat the tomatoes as they ripen.
I bought some totally frizzed up Astlibe from the "dead heap" trolley of a GC last year and it has been lovely this year.
It is always worth a try to see if a plant can be restored.
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Cathy Paget. I think you were really unlucky to pick a holiday week that turned out freakishly hot.
Anybody!
Would it ever help to cut back very drought affected foliage so that the remaining parts of the plant stands a better chance of rehydrating.I don't think that gels are particularly useful I have tried them in the past.
Last couple of years I have asked a neighbour to water mine a couple of times a week depending on the weather and "paid" her by letting her eat the tomatoes as they ripen.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
Cathy Paget. I think you were really unlucky to pick a holiday week that turned out freakishly hot.
Anybody!
Would it ever help to cut back very drought affected foliage so that the remaining parts of the plant stands a better chance of rehydrating.I don't think that gels are particularly useful I have tried them in the past.
Last couple of years I have asked a neighbour to water mine a couple of times a week depending on the weather and "paid" her by letting her eat the tomatoes as they ripen.
I bought some totally frizzed up Astlibe from the "dead heap" trolley of a GC last year and it has been lovely this year.
It is always worth a try to see if a plant can be restored.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'