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Few strwbs raspberries some potatos and spring onions
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My year log of growthhttp://http://backgardenfarm.blogspot.com/
up dated blog 27th june ..pls read if u have the time
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Lettuce,carrots & spring onionsHe who smiles in the face of adversity,has already decided who to blame
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
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A mini cuke, some lettuce, chard, new potatoes
and the last of the sugarsnap peas (it's been too dry
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3lbs of blackcurrents, all in the freezer for nowComment
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kidney beans. Dried and everything, in middle of June. RidiculousAll gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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2 more big punnets of strawbs. Radish. Beetroot. And a few fresh peas which didn't make it home......yum!
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Lots of raspberries . bored beans and one lonely blackcurrant (off a new bush and yes we shared it) .........S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
a batch of jam is always an act of creation ..Christine Ferber
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Had my first strawberry, it was huge and tasted like heaven. I had every intention of sharing it with my OH but he was talking to our plot neighbour and I couldn't stop myself from eating all of it:O I tried to feel guilty afterwards but just kept thinking of the taste
Also dug up some early potatoes, the plants were yellowing and dying (i'm thinking blight). They are maris peer and we will be having them for dinner tonight.Comment
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Some mange tout.
I know thewre's a courgette at my lottie.. wanted it earlier in the week but it's been raining since then. When I finally get there it will be a marrow lol.Comment
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Oh, and pak choi.Comment
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Garlic. I know, I know it's a few days early, but I pulled a couple to check and they're a good size. I needed the space you see for the bras.
It's drying out and hopefully I can plait it this year, the foliage was too far gone for me to do that last year.
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I've garlic which was put down in October and is still tiny - I picked one and only dried it for a few days before eating it - it was nice but so small. You mention, Florence Fennel, that you picked some garlic a few days early - mine (from furtling) would appear to have a couple of months to go before they'll be a good enough size.Originally posted by Florence Fennel View PostGarlic. I know, I know it's a few days early, but I pulled a couple to check and they're a good size. I needed the space you see for the bras. It's drying out and hopefully I can plait it this year, the foliage was too far gone for me to do that last year.
Anyway, today we had lovely new potatoes from the garden, also I picked some lettuce and a little sage.
All delicious.My hopes are not always realized but I always hope (Ovid)
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Cherries ........lots of them and more to go (if the birds don't get them first)S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
a batch of jam is always an act of creation ..Christine Ferber
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Yours are well ahead of mine Bin's they are yellow & rock hard,birds get the greatest amount of mine but thats OK because 1) they are made round to go around
2) while they eat them from high in the tree they are leaving the veg patch alone
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pound and half of strawberries and a handful of radish.Comment
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