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Category Archives: Vegetable Gardening
Harvesting and rain is the current position.
Still managing to keep up with eating the courgettes just. Also harvesting the broad beans, beetroot, lettuce and peas as required. Continue reading
Harvesting the container potatoes
Today I decided to see how well the potatoes in the crate had done as they were starting to die back a little. As you can see from the pictures the outcome of the crop. Continue reading
Heat wave hits us and watering is the main pastime!
Saturday I made some strawberry jam from the strawberries I found on Friday. I got two jars and a little left over. Continue reading
Cheeky Mouse adds insult to injury!
On Monday I found seven strawberries ready to be picked that the mouse must of missed. However on Tuesday the cheeky mouse had found another ripe one and to add insult to injury had dragged it on top of the mouse trap to eat it!! Continue reading
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Tagged bejbino, blight, broad beans, courgettes, mouse, potatoes, strawberries, tomatoes
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The Produce is starting to arrive now.
I missed my weekly update last week mainly because the main activities of sowing and planting out are nearly at an end for this season now. I have again decided against cropping through the winter in order to allow time to try and improve the soil and level the whole vegetable patch out better. Continue reading
First courgette ready!
It has been a pretty quiet week this week. Nice weather has kept me watering and feeding the containers and the patch in general. Along with some weeding really makes up most of the week. Continue reading
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Pottering around the veggie patch
With the start of June it is now a case of looking forward to some produce from the vegetable patch at last. On Monday I sowed some of the free trial lettuce seeds I had received with my seed order from D T Brown. Continue reading
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Tagged courgette, gutter, lettuce, mouse, peas, strawberries
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End of May and the veggies are growing well.
A update on the veggie patch mainly in pictures this week. Including the first strawberry nearly ready for the breakfast cereal and the peas in the gutters now germinated. Continue reading
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Tagged beetroot, courgettes, dwarf french beans, gutter, peas, spring onions, strawberry
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Planting out and Potting On !
Potting on the tomatoes. Just to remind you this year I am trying two new varieties to me as well as the Alicante I grew last year. They are both cherry tomatoes and are Sweet Milton and Bejbino Continue reading
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Potato Blight ?? Surely it is too early in the year!
On Friday I notice that one row of the early potatoes is lagging well behind the other even though that particular row was the first to appear were both planted together As you can see from the picture a big difference in growth. Could it be the dreaded potato blight hitting this early in the season? Continue reading
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Tagged blight, blight watch, disease, potato, potato council
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