We've got green! My potatoes are doing well. My parsnips are sprouting, and I've got two of my watermelons sprouted. As well as some pumpkins,. lettuce, and loads of onions.
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Garden Update
- Thread starter The Hammer
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RestlessSoul
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Potatoes (and leeks) are the one thing you can generally rely on in England. Expecting big things from our two strawberry patches this summer though; picked a handful of ripe ones yesterday, and if the weather gods would just give us a few days sunshine, June will be strawberry flavoured; better invest in some cream…
Looking good, i do wish we had more space.
Though the grapes are looking good for October and our strawberry tree has been fruiting for 3 or 4 weeks. Collected our biggest crop this morning.
Though the grapes are looking good for October and our strawberry tree has been fruiting for 3 or 4 weeks. Collected our biggest crop this morning.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Strawberries grow on trees? *grin*
Yes, didn't you know? I thought everyone knew strawberries grow on trees
Actually we only have a small courtyard and we like strawberries so. A 6 ft length of 9in dia pipe, one end blocked, 2 inch holes drilled every 9 inches on every direction. Filled with compost and strawberried planted in the holes.
Feeds a family of 5 with strawberries once or twice a week from May to October using a space of about 1.5 sq feet
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Nice!