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| Is this an omen? Broad Beans doing the V-for-Victory sign. |
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| Bush tomatoes "Maskotka" |
These are some of the things that are already cropping or approaching readiness:
Broad Beans
Peas
Potatoes
Broccoli
Beetroot
Chard
Perpetual spinach
Lettuce
Endive
Tomatoes
Cabbage
Kohlrabi (maybe!)
Hamburg Parsley
Carrots
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| Curly Endive at the foot of the Broad Beans |
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| Beetroot "Red Ace" - at the "baby beet" stage? |
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| The Golden beetroot hasn't started to swell yet |
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| The Chard is nearly there - perhaps a little small still |
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| Carrots - hardly a huge crop, but looking healthy still (maybe the carrot-fly has not noticed them up there on the table) |
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| The first of my "Bush Baby" marrows (eaten already!) |
You are right. Everything is almost there, just not quite!!
ReplyDeleteAll your veg looks great especially the Beetroot which caught my eye. It's one of my favourite things to grow.
Have a great weekend.
Martin
love the taste of marrow butter and blackpepper will have to see if I can grow that here next year.Mark your garden is looking really green and I love the carrot bowl.
ReplyDeleteAnd soon you won't know what to pick first.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so good!
ReplyDeleteWow, the V is for victory. Your veg is looking fab, way ahead of me. Already I'm seeing things I can do differently next year. Its tough learning to grow new plants... and I often think when will I know when to harvest? Anyways, always enjoy seeing your posts and progress.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos mark, we are into our winter crops now here in Australia, so I am very jealous.
ReplyDeleteMark that bush baby is no baby! It's huge!! I still don't really see what they are though... a big zucchini?
ReplyDeleteNext time you have one for dinner, would you cut it open so I can see inside?
And gee everything looks like it's doing well. I don't blame you for wanting to eat outside - when I come for dinner that's where I'd like to sit :)
What an exciting time! Looks like you are on the verge of having all the veg you can handle!
ReplyDeleteinteresting blog. It would be great if you can provide more details about it. Thanks you
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So many veggies! Can't wait for the harvest.
ReplyDeleteSo many choices to pick Mark! Would really enjoy watching what you will be harvesting since we are slowing down here in winter. Do you eat baby beets top too? I have to thin them and some are the size of baby beets so I was wondering what to do with them.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is fabulous, Mark. I cannot help but marvel at the neatness, the order...but also at the wonderful growth. You are a wonder, Mr Willis.
ReplyDeleteWonderful vegetables. I have to pick up the first red currant fruit these days...
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