Everything seems to be coming along nicely, even the runner beans are catching up after suffering from frost, slugs and rabbits. This year I've been careful to protect the sprouts and cabbages from butterflies and pigeons, using frames made from plastic cable ducting and fine-guage netting. The cable-ducting was an idea picked up from the garden at the Men & Women in Sheds at Loughborough.
 |
| Middle bed has peas, broad-beans, celery, cabbages, brussels sprouts - and poppies |
 |
| Through the poppies - view of broad beans, coming to the end now, and across to the walnut trees and up to the old school. |
 |
| Celery doing really well - and tasty! First time we've tried growing celery, but the shop-bought stuff is full of chemicals. |
 |
| RH bed with rhubarb, horseradish, potatoes and runner beans on the frame at the top |
No comments:
Post a Comment