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Tag Archives: no dig
Memory Lane, 29th July 2022: Onions, onions everywhere
It looks an awful lot, drying in the sun, but we will eat all of these Some of them are hardly small, either.
Memory Lane, 26th July 2022: One of my favourite vegetables
This one. There’s something about their obvious fractal nature that appeals to my Computer Science/Maths background. I really must try to grow more of them.
Memory Lane, 22nd July 2022: Give peas a chance
Last of the fresh peas for this season 🙁 But I have saved pods from a couple of varieties to sow again next year. The mangetout dry quite quickly The podding peas, not so much.
Memory Lane, 21st July 2022: A tale of two garlics
Towards the end of 2021 I planted garlic cloves out in the main vegetable plot as well as in the polytunnel beds so I could compare how they did. Not very well was the answer in the case of the … Continue reading
Memory Lane, 20 July 2022: Spuds’n’onions
Early harvests from this season: New potatoes ready to go. Red onions, spread out to dry in the Sun. I know that looks like a lot of onions, but they won’t last us the year. I shall plant more next … Continue reading
No dig diary, 24th February 2024
Sowing day again! Not that much this weekend though: calabrese, red cabbage, more antirrhinums and more ammi majus. The rain has reached quite depressing levels here. I think we’ve had at least double the long-term average rainfall for February, even … Continue reading
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Tagged ammi majus, antirrhinum, cabbage, calabrese, no dig
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No dig diary, 22nd February 2022
More dark, windy, rainy weather today, and cold with it, too. So no actual progress in getting stuff done. Lots of seeds are making progress however. Chiles and peppers are starting to appear, together with (I think) antirrhinums and busy … Continue reading
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Tagged aubergine, broad beans, chiles, no dig, peas, sweet peas, sweet peppers
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Memory Lane, 26th June 2022: How green is my garden?
Everything in the veggie plot looking lush. This sort of view makes me feel so happy 🙂
No dig diary, 21st Feb 2024: Biblical rain
Yesterday I chipped some tree branches that had been pruned off a few trees, leaving the woodchip in the trailer. Today I realised that I was going to need the trailer for something else, so I needed it empty. Oh, … Continue reading
No dig diary, 18th February 2024
The main goal today was to get the strawberries planted out, which was a bit of a challenge given how much rain had fallen overnight. The ground is absolutely sodden, which was a real shame given that it has been … Continue reading
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Tagged cutting garden, lettuce, no dig, peas, romanesco, strawberries
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