So much for staggering the planting to help manage the harvest. Everything still seems to have come at once. 4kg cherry tomatoes every two days for the last two weeks, runner beans suddenly appeared, as did the french beans, cabbage (although somehow caterpillars got in) and now aubergines all coming at once. Kitchen going full time to make jam, chutney and sauce: sweet, spicy, pickled and fermented. Apples and pears not quite ripe yet but we picked the plums - now jam - when the wasps started showing an interest. Raspberries and blueberries still only a few ripe each day, but enough for desert. Rhubarb looks like a forrest but first year so not pulling any yet.
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- Flattened by snow
- One pumpkin is a relative success
- Cucurbits and cabbage but fewer beans
- First garlic in the bag despite rust
- Progress and set backs in the veg garden
- Pulling out brambles, what better way to relax?
- February storms
- Crocuses in bloom, cauliflowers in the bin
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- Odd jobs and frustrating weather
- First shoots of next year's beans
- From summer to autumn in greenhouse, garden and kitchen
- Fruits, berries and surplus of aubergines
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