Two rows of Pink Fir Apple tatters went in this afternoon.... and more heroic digging of the more overgrown parts of the garden (well, not strictly mine, I'm a squatter!) - just finished, off for much needed beers soon:D
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Two rows of Pink Fir Apple tatters went in this afternoon.... and more heroic digging of the more overgrown parts of the garden (well, not strictly mine, I'm a squatter!) - just finished, off for much needed beers soon:D
2 little babies sprouting from their pots :).
I have to wait until the end of next week for job news - financial issues might yet scupper it; damn recession.Quote:
Originally Posted by molehill
So...do I plant my seeds and risk having to transport them, or do I hold off for another couple of weeks? :(
The story of my life. I always tend to go for the former. After all, you can always plant some more. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Stef F
We ordered this year's vegetable plants last night. Due to arrive some time in May. Borlotti beans, french climbing beans, four courgette plants (one of which is a yellow one), beetroot, mixed salad, spinach, mange tout, globe artichoke. Should be nice. :cool:
I've been eating lots of broccoli from the garden recently, no courgettes though.
Up to 6 sprouting babies today.
2 more giving birth right now, and I have to go to work :(. Missus will act as Midwife to them on the kitchen windowsill.
Courgette afterbirth! Yerkk!!! :eek:
Courgette excitement starts early this year :D