Today I sowed more seeds both in the greenhouse and outside.
The seeds I sowed at begining of May to replace the plants that were killed by the frost were ready to plant out...so now I have all my runner and French beans, peas and courgettes looking good....no more frosts please!
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| Runner beans |
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| Peas |
I also planted out Squash and Vegetable Spaghetti.
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| Courgettes, squash and vegetable spaghetti |
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| Salads |
Tomorrow I have all the broccoli, sprouts and kale to plant out.
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| Broccoli and kale |
And a few more seeds to sow, then its just the leeks to put out, they are not quite big enough yet ... and then I should be able to get on with the flower borders.
While I was away my beautiful double red hawthorn came into flower.
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| Double red hawthorne |
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| Tomatoes |
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| Cucumbers |
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| Strawberries |
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| Broad beans at last fattening up! |
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| Globe artichokes |
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| and herbs |
Wow, that is impressive. I spent the day in the garden too, tackling the pesky weeds. Nothing like the taste of home-grown!
ReplyDeleteYou have great work done, I am so far behind, seedlings still on windowsills waiting to be planted out.
ReplyDeleteI'm suitably jealous of you all. If I had a garden I'd probably kill everything in it anyway but it's so wonderful to hear about yours.
ReplyDelete...very impressed....;)
ReplyDeleteWow, I now suffer from garden envy. You did really well, I'm impressed. Did you have to spend a lot of time in the garden to get this result?
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