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G'day Guys,
If you have flowers but no fruit it suggests a lack of bees, so you will need to hand pollinate. you can do this by getting a fresh male flower and a cotton bud, getting the pllen of the male flower and applying it to the stamens (I think) of the femal flower. I don't knoe if you have enough hot weather left to get any decent sized fruit though.
Nev
If you have flowers but no fruit it suggests a lack of bees, so you will need to hand pollinate. you can do this by getting a fresh male flower and a cotton bud, getting the pllen of the male flower and applying it to the stamens (I think) of the femal flower. I don't knoe if you have enough hot weather left to get any decent sized fruit though.
Nev
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Blimey, I've not been checking the forum for a little while so missed all these messages of welcome! Thank you.
The tornado missed us - it started about 5mins walk away and then moved on into Moseley. There has been terrible destruction all around here though and it's incredible that no-one was killed.
If anyone has any good Pumpkin Soup recipes that they're willing to share I'd love to have them. Aside from the fact that I like it and would like to try some alternatives, my web site ( http://allotment.humanlint.com ) gets a lot of visitors trying to find P'soup recipes so I'm hoping to collect a number of them and start to put them on. All recipe contributions gratefully recieved!
Thanks again for the warm hello!
Clare.
The tornado missed us - it started about 5mins walk away and then moved on into Moseley. There has been terrible destruction all around here though and it's incredible that no-one was killed.
If anyone has any good Pumpkin Soup recipes that they're willing to share I'd love to have them. Aside from the fact that I like it and would like to try some alternatives, my web site ( http://allotment.humanlint.com ) gets a lot of visitors trying to find P'soup recipes so I'm hoping to collect a number of them and start to put them on. All recipe contributions gratefully recieved!
Thanks again for the warm hello!
Clare.
Last edited by Pumpkin Souper on Mon Aug 08, 2005 10:21 am, edited 1 time in total.
Anyone for Pumpkin Soup?
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roasted pumpkin soup is well nice.
How gos it pumlinsouper, I believe I have not welcomed you yet, very rude of my after so many months. But welcome now mate.
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