I seem to have California poppies all over the garden now. I don't think I'll be sowing any next year as they seem to be self-seeding. This is rather a lonely-looking fella, tucked up in a sunless area amidst the Euphorbia (good colour against them).
Sunday, 21 October 2007
Spring greens
I've come to the conclusion that the deck is the only place the slugs haven't found out about - unless I am blessed with slugs with vertigo. These are getting too big for the pot but I might try using the leaves in salads and seeing if they keep on coming. I'm going to do more on-deck growing next year.
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Labels: Deck, October 2007
Rosemary hedging
Oh how chuffed am I with my dwarf rosemary hedge. I grew all of these from heal cuttings and now they have just begun to join up looking like a proper tasty hedge.
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Labels: October 2007, Veg plot
Little sprout
I only put some onion sets in a couple of weeks ago and already they are sprouting. The birds successfully rearranged them for me about a day after I'd put them in neat rows (one red, one brown - I'm trying to make things look more interesting). I've covered the whole area in heavy duty netting - bit too heavy, tends to collapse after a bit of rain. Anyway, the onions are back in neat rows and looking good for it.
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Labels: October 2007, Veg plot
Full of holes
The Pak Choi I grew from seed (Joi Choi) are doing pretty well (see them a month ago) but there isn't one leaf without a few holes. My fault - been a bit lazy on the slug patrol. Might have to start a new offensive tonight...
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Labels: October 2007, Veg plot