My red onions have matured in advance of the yellow ones (which are still firmly rooted to the ground) so before the rain came again I got them strung up. Once the tops have dried off I will trim them back.
The garlic has been drying off for a couple of weeks and I have had a good stab at plaiting that. Functional - but not photogenic!
Our onions are drying out. I hope and now we are preparing to plant our autumn sets
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DeleteAlso do you start your autumn sets in modules or straight out into the ravishes of impending winter? I'll be popping around to your site to see.
The autumn sets will hopefully be planted tomorrow to give them a bit of a start before einter sets in. Planting as early as possible seems to work for us,
DeleteGardening meets handicrafts then...
ReplyDelete...it's an annual botched job?
DeleteMy onions and garlic are dried out in the traditional sense and are now waiting to go in the dehydrator so I can powder them!!
ReplyDeleteCan you powder runner beans and courgettes, Tany?
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