Bless them, they worked sooo hard. They dug up an patch of overgrown area that I had given up on, they mowed the lawn, weeded, helped me plant lots and watered. It was a really nice afternoon. It's not often I get to spend time with him.
So an update on the veggies, which I know you are eagerly awaiting.
Have planted in cold frame:
Red & green peppers - no sign of life yet
Cabbages, - started poking through 2 days ago
Sweetcorn - started poking through 2 days ago too
Strawberries - no sign of life
Tomatoes - no sign of life
Lettuce - zilch
In the plot are:
Potatoes - nothing
Carrots - not sure if weeds or carrots yet
Swede - Nowt
Turnips, yup, see photo below
Peas - hmm, maybe
Radishes - super growing
and my onions and garlic I'm so proud of, they look so green and lush
Me and my Jack

Turnips, how cute!

Lush onions and garlic, how I refrained from pulling one up I just don't know, I grew them I did :)
2 comments:
Good luck with your greenfingered exploits.
Perhaps you are beginning a new fad: Urban Gardening.
I have a small garden and I've been growing runner beans in large pots for many years, also potatoes in bin-liners! Good luck with your growing!! ((Lyn))
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