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But which one? I spent over an hour looking them up but with no luck. They were small, very, very furry and they loved the muscari!
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Another first. One of the honesty plants (
Lunaria annua) I've had growing overwinter in my backyard plastic fabric greenhouse, seen here positioned along the border herb and insect-attracting flower bed.
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The rest of the 'Golden Gourmet' shallots about to planted out in veg bed 2 alongside those I got in on the 18th (I knew I had brought more of them!)
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Looking hopeful. One of the two rows of garlic 'Vigor' in vb01. Nb. The trowel's there only as a height guide, not to dig them up.. yet!
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The rhubarb's also looking good. Maybe though I should of been braver and tried forcing it for an earlier and sweeter crop?
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A shrinking violet indeed. One of the purpled-leaved variety.. named Tim :)
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I was a little worried that the stable manure that I put 12cm deep around the gooseberries on the 24th might still be a little 'strong'. As yet the 'Hedgehog' doesn't seem to mind too much. Finger's crossed!
Total Allotment Time: 3 hrs.
Principle Tasks: Planting out 3 honesty plants along the border L-bed. Planting 11 'Golden Gourmet' shallots in vb02. Continuing clearing away the old growth of the border L-bed onto the compost pit (Allowing any bugs therein the freedom to escape).
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1 comment:
Tim,
Spring makes me think of your blog. I love the fuzzy flies with the flowers! I also have a serious case of Rhubarb envy. Yours is lovely. I wonder if I could get it to grow here? Rhubarb tart with hot birds custard, sounds good to me.
Kat
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