The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Growing => Herbs => Topic started by: chairmanphil on April 12, 2012, 03:43:38 pm
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can you did up an old plant and relocate? cleaning out a bed and just wondered.
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:wave: Yes you can but if it is an older plant,has it not become a little bitter?
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:wave: Yes you can but if it is an older plant,has it not become a little bitter?
does seem a little resentful! :D
but seriously, they have self seeded and sit in a part of a bed that i have plans for. as for the leaves being bitter, never noticed that. do use alot of it though and in a Greek salad they are sensational! nice young leaves just seem to keep coming all summer. must like the ground round here!
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:wave: Yes you can but if it is an older plant,has it not become a little bitter?
does seem a little resentful! :D
;D ;D
but seriously, they have self seeded and sit in a part of a bed that i have plans for. as for the leaves being bitter, never noticed that. do use alot of it though and in a Greek salad they are sensational! nice young leaves just seem to keep coming all summer. must like the ground round here!
Oh,some do become bitter,but if they taste fine I would not worry,yummmmm :yum:
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think i am going to lift the plants today, lets see what happens!
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well we had about 5 roots when they came up, all doing well and i have come to the conclusion that salad burnet is very hardy and will live through any kinda transplant!