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katex 03-07-2009 20:25

Pea Pods
 
Shelled some pea pods tonight for me tea... not a maggot in sight. What is the world coming to ? 'Fings 'aint what they used to be' .... :(

flashy 03-07-2009 21:00

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my peas are growing nicely outside, i bloody hope i dont find any maggots in them when i pick um

emamum 03-07-2009 21:54

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lol ty loves pea pods, he always checks for caterpillars :D

katex 03-07-2009 21:57

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Originally Posted by emamum (Post 726395)
lol ty loves pea pods, he always checks for caterpillars :D

LOL .. one for me, one for the pot eh ?

emamum 03-07-2009 22:01

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 726398)
LOL .. one for me, one for the pot eh ?

kinda... but more like... lots for tyler and frozen ones for tea :D

katex 03-07-2009 23:17

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Originally Posted by emamum (Post 726399)
kinda... but more like... lots for tyler and frozen ones for tea :D

At least he is getting his pulses.

Tin Monkey 04-07-2009 07:53

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I don't think I've ever had a maggot in a pea pod.

flashy 04-07-2009 07:59

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me neither TM

katex 04-07-2009 08:50

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Originally Posted by Tin Monkey (Post 726441)
I don't think I've ever had a maggot in a pea pod.

Should have said grub .. used to get them quite a lot when I was little, suppose these days they are grown and protected more in some way.

Seemingly, is a 'Pea Moth' :

Royal Horticultural Society - Gardening Advice: Pea moth

Maybe, with the EU now allowing supermarkets to sell misshapen veg ... could get more 'interesting' vegetables .. :D

jaysay 04-07-2009 09:19

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 726377)
Shelled some pea pods tonight for me tea... not a maggot in sight. What is the world coming to ? 'Fings 'aint what they used to be' .... :(

Whats the world coming to kate, no meat with the veg:rolleyes:

jaysay 04-07-2009 09:21

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 726461)
Should have said grub .. used to get them quite a lot when I was little, suppose these days they are grown and protected more in some way.

Seemingly, is a 'Pea Moth' :

Royal Horticultural Society - Gardening Advice: Pea moth

Maybe, with the EU now allowing supermarkets to sell misshapen veg ... could get more 'interesting' vegetables .. :D

Ya could end up with potatos looking like meat and two veg again:D

shillelagh 04-07-2009 12:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by katex (Post 726377)
Shelled some pea pods tonight for me tea... not a maggot in sight. What is the world coming to ? 'Fings 'aint what they used to be' .... :(


Can remember when i was a kid and dad had turned the bottom of the garden into a veg patch .. he grew spuds, peas, broadbeans and whatever else took his fancy ... Thing was the peas never got to the pot because we used to pick them and eat them ... One day me and my niece were 'helping' supposedly .. and nicking the peapods .. anyway opened it up and didnt look just shoved em in my mouth and there was a crunch ... :eek: i spat it out .. and didnt touch the peapods again for the rest of the summer!!!!:D:D:D

gdm27 07-08-2009 12:50

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Pea Pods, have you seen the price of them now????? I remember when you could get a small van full for 2 bob!!! The world's gone mad!!

MargaretR 07-08-2009 12:53

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The allotment man who sells me eggs has had to grow some veg this year because the council told him to.
When I went for eggs last week he gave me four big handfuls of 'peasquads' which got shelled cooked and eaten within the hour - lovely they were too.


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