alisonb
Well-known member
Spring is finally here :banana: Just a few pics, nothing impressive -
Frost covering came off lettuce two weeks ago, we make up salad packs which include the three varieties of lettuce(sativa), rocket and sorrel. This then gets sold to wholesalers.
Garlic was planted in May and has done pretty well through winter, it just got fertilized and is sending it.
Last seasons parsley was covered with frost covering as we finished picking the area for market, it seems to have got through the winter pretty well. This parsley will grow really quickly now and go to seed in Jan.
New young parsley plants to take the place of the old plants, to keep production going.
A fig tree showing fruit already....there is still a possibility of late frost.
The old willow tree is always the first to green up
Just some pear and plum blossoms
And lastly some weavers nests, they are very busy.
I'm really glad winter is overrr, we can get on with planting the summer crops
Frost covering came off lettuce two weeks ago, we make up salad packs which include the three varieties of lettuce(sativa), rocket and sorrel. This then gets sold to wholesalers.
Garlic was planted in May and has done pretty well through winter, it just got fertilized and is sending it.
Last seasons parsley was covered with frost covering as we finished picking the area for market, it seems to have got through the winter pretty well. This parsley will grow really quickly now and go to seed in Jan.
New young parsley plants to take the place of the old plants, to keep production going.
A fig tree showing fruit already....there is still a possibility of late frost.
The old willow tree is always the first to green up
Just some pear and plum blossoms
And lastly some weavers nests, they are very busy.
I'm really glad winter is overrr, we can get on with planting the summer crops