There is lots of planting and maintenance happening in the garden but not a lot of harvesting as we really are in between seasons at the moment. All the winter produce has now finished and I am awaiting some summer vegies to get a move on! We have had a couple of quite cool weeks so things are really quite slow.
For harvesting at present
- rhubarb
- garlic all needs to be pulled this week
- still asparagus, although probably for not much longer
- English Spinach
- Strawberries (there would be bucket fulls if it wasn't for the bugs)
- lots of herbs although the coriander has now finished and won't be replanted until the end of summer
- 2 punnets of leeks
- 1 punnet of spring onions
- 1 punnet of basil into old laundry troughs
- 6 Japanese pumpkins (don't really need them, but couldn't resist grabbing a punnet and having a go as I haven't grown them before)
- 3 zucchini I raised in the greenhouse
- row of climbing beans
- Pulled out the rest of the silverbeet (all gone to seed) and gave to the pet lambs who loved them
- pulled out rest of climbing peas and moved frame to put climbing beans on
- finished putting pea strew around tomatoes, eggplant and capsicum, Ian brough more down from the shed so there is more to go around this week
- potted more baby asparagus seedlings
- gave most of the vegie garden and pots a good dose of seaweed solution
'The Boys' waiting for another wheelbarrow load of scraps from the garden
Henry, Alex, Charles, Lawrence and Bruce
Henry, Alex, Charles, Lawrence and Bruce
2 comments:
Thanks for visiting my blog. I have enjoyed looking around your garden and seeing your cheeky lambs too.
Wow, you are blessed indeed!!
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