[CH] Habs in Scotland.

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  Aberdeen, so just north of you. And I don't know that I'd
call the hailstones "cute". :-) The Habs do germinate, but then
decide that there really isn't enough light to get much further.
Not a problem, really, as the rest of the harvest looks to be more
than enough to keep me happy. I just have a fondness for home-
made apricot-Hab jam on my morning toast.

  Cabe
(Aberdeen, Scotland, UK)


>From: Cameron Begg <begg@ceof.ohio-state.edu>
>To: chile-heads@globalgarden.com
>Hi C-H's,
>
>Cabe wrote:
>
>>  Not much else you can be when you can expect hail in July...
>
>Cute little Scottish hailstones eh? I got back from Edinburgh yesterday to 
>find our area (Central OH) had been hammered by icy aerial bombardment 
>again on the 8th July while I was away. Pepper plants smashed but hanging 
>on somehow. Hawthorn tree snapped off like a lollipop stick in the wind. 
>The previous serious hail storm got us a roof replacement on the house 
>insurance so I'm feeling sorry for the neighbors who had already had theirs 
>fixed.
>
>>......................................No luck with the Habs
>>as usual. :-(   Nevermind, it looks as if I will have more than I
>>can eat from the rest.
>
>Where in Scotland Cabe? Do the hab seeds germinate OK?
>--
>---
>                      Regards,               Cameron.

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