Converting my suburban garden in North East England into a food producing garden. We are UK planting zone 9a
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After nearly nine hours on the coach we arrived in Torquay. Obviously we had a couple of stops on the way but service stations are hardly ...
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This morning I had some radish that would have gone to waste if I hadn't used them so I pickled them. One cup of white vinegar, one cu...
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The other day we bought some really tasty baby plum tomatoes in Aldi. I pulled a few of the seeds out of one of the tomatoes and sowed the...
Just wandered around with you and it looks ever so productive. Well done. & have you painted a lot of your tubs blue/aqua or is that how you found them? Take care & hugs.
ReplyDeleteThe water butts were already blue but we painted all the wooden planters.
DeleteI enjoy looking at your garden. Everything is looking good.
ReplyDeleteIt's all so fresh and tasty too. x
DeleteIt's lovely! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Joy. How's the allotment looking.
DeleteI am now calling that music 'The Cherie Theme Tune' ;) Going to have a good YouTube nosey this weekend. Gotta see what's going on in your garden.... x
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely all a growing. x
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