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Home Grow Veg !

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Temp supposed to be very low tonight with frost 😡 just been out and put all my legumes and outdoor tomatoes to bed.. Will be really :( if I lose my nasturtiums and early lettuce
 
Love rhubarb any which way its one of the few fruits I really enjoy... Made 8lb of rhubarb and ginger conserve . Yummy..
I am the same Pollyanna, When I cook it in the pan with sweetner it is gone before it goes in the oven :D
 
Temp supposed to be very low tonight with frost 😡 just been out and put all my legumes and outdoor tomatoes to bed.. Will be really :( if I lose my nasturtiums and early lettuce
Hope all survived - the main problem I have is slugs and snails
 
Runner beans, moungtout and pea seed planted. Wish I had got them off the market, they have plants already to go in, although there is always a risk of frost till end of May. Cucumber plant is doing well and so are the tomato plants, one has the beginning of a truss forming :D exciting 🙂 I put in some eggplant seeds too but I never had success last year and the seeds are past the use by date now, so they may or may not be good to grow.
 
Digging is hard work, have discovered a stone mine! Or is that a granite mine? Chunks up to 15cm surely don't count as stones?
Will be last bed I make this year. Have got in mangetout, and, already cropping, salad leaves and radish, planting potatoes tomorrow, seeds in for perpetual spinach beet, basil, rocket, and more radish. Got one tomato plant in, buying more hopefully runner beans to go in by mid week. Weather is warm and dry.
 
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Yup digging is hard work so I constructed some raised beds last year and you don't have to dig them! I made some narrow gravel paths around them and any stones I find get thrown onto it. Easy way to dispose of stones and they keep the paths maintained. Also planted some fruit and veg in amongst the flower border. Dunno how that will work but it should be interesting.
 
Digging is hard work, have discovered a some mine! Or is that a granite mine? Chunks up to 15cm surely don't count as stones?
Will be last bed I make this year. Have got in mangetout, and, already cropping, salad leaves and radish, planting potatoes tomorrow, seeds in for perpetual spinach beet, basil, rocket, and more radish. Got one tomato plant in, buying more hopefully runner beans to go in by mid week. Weather is warm and dry.
Keeps you fit ?😉
 
Keeps you out in the fresh air & active. Frozen shoulder is a sign of diabetes. I would be all over the place if I could turn my T1 back ! 😱
 
Have learned that recently, many peeps with diabetes, or prediabetes get frozen shoulder. Also thyroid problems.
 
Trying to order perennial leek seeds, can't find them anywhere o_O
And how is it can get three packets of seeds delivered from UK to France for less than the price of a single packet as sold in local garden centre.
 
Have learned that recently, many peeps with diabetes, or prediabetes get frozen shoulder. Also thyroid problems.
As many of you know I am an Electrician & spend half my working life putting light fittings up. Balanced on steps with one arm holding the light & hanging on. Connecting up, hopefully job done :D
 
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