Broad beans flowering, runner beans planted, salads setting off.
Brassicas putting on a spurt, onions and carrots on the go.
It won't be long before the garlic is ready for harvesting. The potatoes have been mounded.
One crop currently in full flower: blackberries. The bees are loving it.
The blueberries flowered earlier but are fruiting up nicely.
After a cold miserable spring we seem to have flipped to a hot dry summer at the end of May. Whoopee!
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ReplyDeleteAnd so good to see al the progress. You have A LOT of salad in the top photo and your rows don't seem to have been affected by slugs. How have you managed that?
Oh rest assured they are coming. I am not thinning until the plants get established to allow for 'natural' thinning. In a crisis I do resort to the "Organic Approved" (ferric phosphate) slug pellets.
DeleteSounds like we are living in parallel universes.
ReplyDeleteParallel - Indeed, except I only have one plot (and the school garden, and wildflower meadow and home garden) to tend to.
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