Development of a tactile sensor based on biologically inspired edge encoding

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Development of a tactile sensor based on biologically inspired edge encoding Chorley, C., Melhuish, C., Pipe, T. and Rossiter, J. (2009) In: 14th International Conference on Advanced Robotics (ICAR), Munich 22- 26 June 2009.  pp 1-6.

New seeds

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I’ve done a bit of garden centre shopping, and a bit of indoor planting at this is what we have.

 

Seedlings are growing indoors but won’t need planting out for a few weeks:

Butternut squash

Courgette – multi-coloured (yellows and greens)

Tomatoes – gardeners delight cherry

Tomatoes – bush

 

Seeds left to plant indoors:

Cucumber – Marketmore organic

 

Seeds to plant straight out:

Red shallots

Concorde potatoes – main crop

Perpetual spinach – now (area nearest the apple tree)

Wild rocket – now (this can go in the salad section)

Salad bowl red and green lettuce – now (again in the salad section)

Broccoli – Autumn Calabrese – now (any good idea where to put this?)

French bean – The prince – May (between the spinach and the salad)

Beetroot – Detroit 2 organic – now (between the tomatoes and the gourds)

 

So there is quite a lot ready to plant out. I know you said that you’d dug a lot so I went down to the allotment to see if the areas for these plants were dug, and what needed doing to them. However it looks like quite a lot of these areas already have things planted in them. I’m not entirely sure, maybe they are weeds, but I don’t want to dig up something you have planted. Obviously I do need area to plant the things I’m growing though! So I’ll give you a call to sort this out as it’s a bit confusing at the moment. For example, where the spinach was going to go there seems to be a blackberry bush!

 

So I didn’t end up planting anything but just put growmore down instead.

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