I bought a red gooseberry bush and a thornless blackcurrant bush, I hope to get them planted tomorrow
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Planted the pot grown Christmas tree!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
www.vegheaven.blogspot.com Updated March 9th - Spring
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I finally got some seeds into an envelope for the gorgeous Flum (in the post this week chuck) and Kazzi and I spent 4 hours on the plots.
Kazzi cleared out completely the new polytunnel ready for me to fill the raised beds and whilst she was busy I moved 10 blueberries out of the fruit cage along with the underplanted cranberries and swapped their positions with 8 gooseberry bushes. I now have the gooseberries inside the cage safe from birds and the blueberries now all together in three rows outside the cage as the birds leave them alone.
In the midst of all this activity we saw our "site" greenwoodpecker land on a tree beside out plot making me more determined to build a nest box for him. Also, we met some fellow grapes for coffee in our hospitality shed. They have a plot next door but one to one of ours and have made great strides already with their new plot.
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Sowed Onions seeds from Heritage seed list.Blogging at..... www.thecynicalgardener.wordpress.com
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sowed onions ( robinsons mammoth red / white ) and planted the JA's i was given into barrels and alittle weeding to tidy up the beds.---) CARL (----
ILFRACOMBE
NORTH DEVON
a seed planted today makes a meal tomorrow!
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now in blog form ! UPDATED 15/4/09
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Planted some more tatties yesterday in tubs in the greenhouse and also some (120) aquadulce broad bean in cell trays, moved the poly tunnel and compost bins from my old plot onto the new one and cleaned out one of the greenhouses on the new plot.Last edited by crichmond; 06-01-2008, 11:10 AM._____________
Cheers Chris
Beware Greeks bearing gifts, or have you already got a wooden horse?... hehe.
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Yesterday harvested most of veg left in lottie
Carrots, Beetroot, purple curly kale, chard & savoy cabbage.
Also dug up some JAs (still plenty left)
So it's cream of artichoke soup.
Still left in ground. Sprouts,winter cauliflower,spinach, garlic, onions(winter)& JAsThe river Trent is lovely, I know because I have walked on it for 18 years.
Brian Clough
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Another fine day here but cold to start with. Today Kazzi was again in the polytunnels prepping for the spring.
I lifted and divided a huge clump of michaelmas daisies and replanted here and there as well as planting an opal dessert plum tree on the new half plot. The last of the cape gooseberries were also picked in the greenhouses and can now be cut back and covered in mulch to keep the worst of the frost off, ready to grow back again in spring.
A huge trug of leeks were pulled and tonight will be incorporated into chicken and leek pies for the freezer.
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I planted:
Dahlia Optic Illusion (in pots ready for ground in April)
Dahlia My Love (see above)
Garlic Wight Christo
Washed and sorted all my seed trays
Catalogued all my seeds by sowing month in a box
Oh and checked out Piskie's potential plotLast edited by piskieinboots; 06-01-2008, 04:38 PM.aka
Suzie
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Today I rediscovered the Grapevine and spent a happy hour browsing around in a vain attempt to catch up on what I've missed over the past 6 months or so.
Then I dug out last year's garden note book and used it to draw up a very rough and ready plan for this year, and finished the evening by digging out the umpteen boxes and tubs of seed ready to sort through them tomorrow once the girls have gone back to school.
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