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I have already potted on some tomatoes; I have chillis, strawberries, basil and other tomatoes in the propogator and have planted sweet peas and nasturtiums and yet more tomatoes in the space vacated by the first tomatoes and the totally non-germinating garlic chives, which are obviously going to have to go in the bin.
In the non-heated propogator I have yet more tomatoes, miniature roses, leeks and lettuce.
These are all in the conservatory - quite chilly in there but not frosty of course. In case you're wondering about the tomatoes, they have all got got by the blight the last two years so I have to get 'em in early to have any chance of a harvest. Plus I like tomatoes.
Outside we have crocuses and daffodils in full swing and my rhubarb is already pushing its way through. I thought I might have the first signs of a mammoth parsnip harvest (I let some parsnips go to seed last year and they went a bit mad) but the chickens have (ended that little dream) very helpfully scratched up the soil and cleared the ground for me...
Beautiful sunny day here first thing, then cloudy, then beautiful, warm and sunny - now starry and freezing. Brrr!
In the non-heated propogator I have yet more tomatoes, miniature roses, leeks and lettuce.
These are all in the conservatory - quite chilly in there but not frosty of course. In case you're wondering about the tomatoes, they have all got got by the blight the last two years so I have to get 'em in early to have any chance of a harvest. Plus I like tomatoes.
Outside we have crocuses and daffodils in full swing and my rhubarb is already pushing its way through. I thought I might have the first signs of a mammoth parsnip harvest (I let some parsnips go to seed last year and they went a bit mad) but the chickens have (ended that little dream) very helpfully scratched up the soil and cleared the ground for me...
Beautiful sunny day here first thing, then cloudy, then beautiful, warm and sunny - now starry and freezing. Brrr!
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