Today I've been planting out my vegetables from the
Brassica Oleracea family -and only really have Chard and some leeks (perhasp) to be planted in the ground now.
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Need to make sure that I keep away pigeons |
Seems this genus has been cultivated for several hundred years and is good for us.
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A few weedy looking plants |
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A small looking sample. |
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Cabbages and Cauliflowers are similarly protected |
I'm bringing home soft fruit every day now and also courgettes - the first (but only a few).
Redcurrants which I will have with some blackcurrants - If I think of each tub as being about £1 it makes the allotment seem cost effective (almost) keep in mind that there's all this other
good thing too.
I'm also having a go at growing some
Melba Melons too - but they'll stay in the greenhouse (most of the time).
Now that was (National) Radio 1
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It's £275 |
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