Spent the last few days digging out old bean plants and harvesting the last of the potatoes and carrots - plus of course the routine of picking tomatoes which are still coming at a rate quicker than we can process them. Raspberries are in full swing and although we cut back on the number of canes to make space for blueberries and rhubarb we are still harvesting an average sized punnet every couple of days. Depite the earlier problems we now also have more aubergines than we can eat. We should have realised when we started growing our own fruit and veg that cullinary skills would be required.
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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
- Tomato plants and new fruit trees
- 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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