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Tag Archives: carrots
Where have the April showers gone?
It was supposed to have rained today…. but nothing happened, except a cold wind. In fact, it hasn’t rained for at least two weeks and the ground is bone dry. Certainly, not great when you want to get seeds in … Continue reading
At last, the bay tree finds a home
When I bought my bay tree three years ago, it was not much more than a seedling. Once put into a larger pot it grew well, but was clearly restricted by the pot. Nonetheless, it has already supplied me with … Continue reading
Not deja vu!
The other day I noticed a couple of seedlings coming through where I had sown lavender. Could have been lavender, could have been a random seedling. Today there were four and I doubt very much there would be that … Continue reading
Work on the herb garden: fourth hugel bed
A couple of years ago, whilst digging a trench in the back garden, I found a crisp packet dating from when the house was built. Then on the allotment, also whilst digging, there was a plastic bag deep in the … Continue reading
And to go with the potatoes…..
Sometimes I wonder if I am cut out for gardening. After five years of attempting to grow my own, there are crops which take up more effort than I get back from them. Yes, every year produces new challenges. … Continue reading
Thinning out the carrots
Since going to the Leeds Permaculture Network social on Wednesday evening – or is it the upturn in the weather? – I have felt inspired to do more and more in the garden. Thus, as dusk descended I decided it … Continue reading
Après le déluge!
The water on top of the soil has gone, the sky is blue (though there are some ominous black clouds up there, too) and the sun is mostly shining and quite hot, though now in the late afternoon a slight … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Good for the environment
Tagged broccoli, carrots, companion planting, compost, couch grass, netting, slugs, tomatoes
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