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Tag Archives: Cabbage
Lockdown: Plant Me Out
As we move into phase three of Lockdown in the Midlife Garden, restrictions are being gradually lifted as seedlings and young plants are allowed into raised beds and borders. We remain confident that the garden economy will make a recovery … Continue reading
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Tagged brassica, brussels sprouts, Cabbage, Cabbages, kholrabi, lockdown, PPE, purple sprouting, social distancing
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End of Term report
It’s that time of the year again when the evening chill sharpens, the leaves start to turn and we spend a fruitless Sunday morning trying to purchase Glastonbury tickets. And it has been months since I delivered any sort of … Continue reading
Garden Surgery
More rain for the garden at the end of August meant the flowers were looking battered and the veg bedraggled too. So we did some more structural maintenance on the trees and larger shrubs in between the downpours. The boomerang … Continue reading
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Tagged bean tree, boomerang, Cabbage, cabbage white, catalpa, caterpillars, cotoneaster, lavender
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An Awesome Wave of Veg
The garden is really hitting it straps now. With warm / hot sunshine and every day another jamspangler, it has been so easy to keep the weeds under control. The key has been keeping the veg and borders alive. While … Continue reading
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Tagged Bean, belle de fontenay potato, Cabbage, cabbage white, Harvest, salad blue potato, Shallot, tomatoes, Zucchini
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