In the Summertime - 4 Seasons in One

The summer solstice has arrived and it is time to review the four seasons square foot beds: 

Summer

Swiss Chard			Garlic			Onions
Parsley			Pea Jaguar			Strawberry
Radish			Leaf Beet			Elephant Garlic

These items should be ready for harvesting in a week's time. All except the radish which seedlings the birds demolished!

Autumn

Beetroot			Tomato			Carrot
Fennel			Pepper (Cyklon)			Celeriac
Leeks (Jolant)			Dwarf French Beans			Kohlrabi

The beans are a bit far advanced. I don't expect them to hang on for three months so will probably replant with salads in the meantime. The leeks had to be planted out about three times because the birds just loved tugging them out of their planting holes!  You see the net is now in place for this reason.

Winter

Carrot			Mooli			Parsnip
Beetroot			Swiss Chard			Celeriac
Swede			Scorzonera			Leek Musselboro			currently
									Parsley

Pretty much full already (mooli excepted).  The parsley from last winter is still doing so well that I haven't the heart to pull it up.  Leeks are waiting in the wings. Everything else looking good for 6 months time.

Spring

Parsnip			Broad Bean overwintered			Spring Onion winter hardy
Scorzonera			Winter Density Lettuce			Swiss Chard
Swede			Leek Blue Solaise			Coriander Parsley Chervil

Really just for completeness: 6 square feet still to be sown.  Parsnip here is proving more problematic than in the winter bed. I have just recently transplanted a few thinnings from there to top up. Not something I expect to work, but no harm in trying?