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January Gardening
The garden is frozen, but Kale is still going strong. Winter picture update, here!
Read moreRegrow Pointed Cabbage from Kitchen Scraps
Next time you use Pointed Cabbage in your kitchen - Save the bottom scrap and let it regrow. I had 2 good sized cabbage heads coming from this piece of scrap.
Read moreHomemade plant markers
Good idea! DIY Plant Markers made of plastic ice cream and yoghurt boxes. Thanks FlatFarmer
Read moreWhat are you planning for 2018?
Silvertonebetty is starting 2018 by rooting two vineplants. What are you planning for 2018?
Read moreJanuary Gardening
Many of the Raised Beds are covered in snow. But gardening is going strong behind the scenes. This is what I usually do in January.
Read moreRaised Bed Plan - Early Experiments, Cucumber, Dill and Pak Choi
Nice Cucumber and dill harvest from one Raised Bed!
Read moreRaised Bed Plan - Swiss Chard
Second batch of Swiss Chard from this Raised Bed. Nice to see how well this plan worked out.
Read moreRaised Bed Plan - Radish, Spinach, Rocket, Green Kale and more Green Kale
Kale explosion! I love it!
Read moreWhat did you do to your garden today?
I love autumn harvest. Fresh, homegrown veggies are so precious during the autumn. Here are some of my heroes.
Read moreRaised Bed Plan - Sunchokes (Jerusalem Artichokes) and Beans
Sunechokes are true autumn garden heroes. Will keep harvesting them until february/march.
Read moreMy second year growing chilli
Great update from user FlatFarmer, sharing pictures of all the different chilli varieties.
Read moreMy new Polytunnel Greenhouse - Palram Bella
Long term plan to avoid late blight in the greenhouse - picking tomatoes now!
Read moreRaised Bed Plan - Garlic, Spinach (and Jerusalem Artichokes..)
Harvesting garlic from this raised bed now in september. Great!
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