At this time of year I am busy succession sowing, even so, I think I may have got the timing wrong on the lettuces - with the outdoor ones not coming on as fast as I thought - we are having strange weather at the minute - feels more like winter - it was down to 6C last night.
Recent sowings:
CARROT Amsterdam Forcing (That was to make up for lots of gaps where something has been eating my carrot seedlings at the 2 leaf stage).
CAULIFLOWER Medaillon F1
CAULIFLOWER Snowball
LAMBS LETTUCE Valerianella Locusta
LETTUCE Amorina
LETTUCE Belize
LETTUCE Mixed
LETTUCE Lollo Rossa
LETTUCE Red Salad Bowl
LETTUCE Valmaine
PAK CHOI China Choi
I also push in extra beans and peas just to get some succession with them too. We have been eating sugar snap and mange tout for a while, but nothing but flowers on some of the climbing beans yet.
BEAN CLIMBING Borlotta Lingua di Fuoco
BEAN CLIMBING Fasold
BEAN CLIMBING Neckar Queen
BEAN, Broad. Aquadulce Claudia (We have been eating and freezing these, delicious)
PEA Asparagus (The flowers look very nice on these)
PEA Mange Tout Norli
PEA Early Onward
PEA Rapido Petit Pois
PEA Sugar Ann
PEA Sugar Snap LARGE
Finally, the bank along the edge of the veggie patch is looking very good now with the trees cut down, lots more light. I sowed two packets of mixed wild flower seeds there, one of annuals, the other of perennials - both from Little Groves nursery. The bees are loving the flowers.
Cottage Flower garden on Open Day - summerhouse full! |
Open Day again - see the rain in my compost tray! |
The bank, with trees taken down and wild flowers thriving |
More of a very soggy Open Day |
1 comment:
You certainly are living up to your name, what with all that rain. Your garden looks quite lovely, if quite wet.
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