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Tag Archives: romanesco
No dig diary, 16th March 2024
I’m backing up a few things thanks to the weather — sowing parsnips has been delayed a few weeks, and today I had planned to sow carrots and onions for pickling, but the ground is just too wet. I could … Continue reading
Posted in Smallholding, Veg plot
Tagged beetroot, bupleurum, coriander, cutting garden, no dig, romanesco, rudbeckia, salvia
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No dig diary, 3rd March 2024
The stars didn’t exactly align for sowing this weekend for multiple reasons, the main one being that I was away at a birthday party for much of it and was quite tired by the time we were home (it turned … Continue reading
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.
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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No dig diary, 5th March 2022
There was a little more sowing to be done today. Mostly tomatoes, but also some Romanesco Cauliflower. This year I’m trying Apero, Olivade, Costoluto Fiorentino (seed left over from last year) and Amish Paste tomatoes, together with some random red … Continue reading
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Tagged broad beans, chiles, no dig, peas, radish, romanesco, sweet peppers, tomatoes
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No dig diary, 23rd June 2021
After a few miserable days I got out in the garden today and planted out Romanesco cauliflower under my brassica netting. They should have gone out a couple of weeks back probably, but I wasn’t able to do so at … Continue reading
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Tagged calabrese, leeks, lettuce, no dig, romanesco
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No dig diary, 12th June 2021
Thanks to my lack of mobility over the last week I’ve not got much done in the veggie plot other than a bit of tidying up, so it was nice to get out today and sow some more calabrese and … Continue reading