Broad beans and Sweet Peas, photo taken 7 days ago
Onions, Red and White growing nicely and being hardened off each day, I have 3 more trays as well as these
Tomatoes growing in their little light box. These are 'Gardeners Delight' ( on the left) and just one so far has germinated of the 'Abraham Lincoln' but I'm hoping more will pop up soon of those as I am trialing those for Victoriana Nurseries. I have about another three more varieties that I'm going to sow next week. I want to try something different to the tomatoes I usually grow, and more varieties as well.
Needless to say I am aching everywhere to day, muscles I had forgotten I had. I will never learn that it's best to do little and often rather than long stints on the allotment. Ah well ! at least the sun was shining and I did achieve what I set out to do, so a very satisfying start to the season.
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Isn't it exciting, we have just planted raspberries, blueberries and onions and we planted sweetpeas seeds a week or so ago which are already shooting. Spring is here :-)
Four and half hours no wonder you are aching. My girls are sick yet again so my lotty plans for yesterday and today in the lovely warm sunny weather was curtailed :(
SCENTED SWEETPEAS, I love growing my own fruit too, I have blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, rhubarb and last year I planted a green and a red gooseberry, so I can't wait to see how they fruit this year.
KELLA, I hope the girls are better soon, and that you get to the lottie.
Well done you, but you must take your own advice and take it easy - little and often is the key!
You take care of YOU!
x
The purple asparagus sounds interesting, I wonder if it tastes different to the green variety. I didn't cover my beds through the winter. I really must do that this year if it means I won't have to tackle the weeds in spring. Sounds like you've made a great start to the season and got plenty done.
wow they're shooting up, broad beans are great, even when small they are such chunky plants and give you loads of confidence for the season ahead.
Hey! Your onions look EXACTLY like mine, which is hugely comforting, as I'd been frowning and scowling at mine, imagining that they should be bigger and more developed than they are - hugely comforting to see for a newbie at vegetables!
I plan on planting my garden (direct sowing) this week. Your seedlings look wonderful.
Thank you all for your comments and for stopping by. I apologise to you all for not replying as I usually do. I have been busy catching up with all manner of things. Hopefully back to normal by the weekend and visiting blogs once again. M x
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