Thursday, 26 December 2019
Wednesday, 25 December 2019
Sunday, 15 December 2019
Sunday, 17 November 2019
Horseradish
Don't do it. Tried to grow this for The Scarecrow's father as he can never find any strong enough. It wasn't that strong but has taken over this corner.
Garlic rows
Planted the garlic from last year into the top plot. Hopefully they will benefit from the soil being a bit finer and well drained.
Tuesday, 17 September 2019
Poor Man’s Capers
Picked nasturtium seeds yesterday and brined them. I didn’t have enough white vinegar to make my own pickling vinegar so used this recipe Decorator’s Notebook Poor Man’s Capers
Labels:
capers,
nasturtium
Wednesday, 14 August 2019
Finally we have proper covers
Finally we have got some plants properly covered. A little too late but next year will be brill!!!! I think I might always say that :(
Ordered insect netting and The Scarecrow cut it all out for me. I then made the covers. Remember to cross pin or you end up searching for pins all the way up the stairs.
Pick all the little buggers off
.. the butterflies had got in through the holes in the old netting creations.
Then with cut up metal mop handles and 20 mm water pipe the 1.6 x 2 m sections are in place.
Ordered insect netting and The Scarecrow cut it all out for me. I then made the covers. Remember to cross pin or you end up searching for pins all the way up the stairs.
Pick all the little buggers off
.. the butterflies had got in through the holes in the old netting creations.
Then with cut up metal mop handles and 20 mm water pipe the 1.6 x 2 m sections are in place.
Thursday, 16 May 2019
Wednesday, 15 May 2019
Orach
Lots of self seeded Orach, German mountain spinach springing up in our plot. Spotted some in other allotments too :)
Labels:
mountain spinach,
orach,
spinach
May - Maybe this year
So the paths are going in. We have proper beds. The Scarecrow agrees it's a lot easier to weed when it's not compacted down by walking on it.
Champion peas ready to be nibbled at by whatever does that every year!
Champion peas ready to be nibbled at by whatever does that every year!
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