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Tag Archives: Cabbages
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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One Month On
It’s been a month since I put finger to keyboard (or for some I know it would be thumbs to keyboard). It is an interesting comparison to see how stuff has panned out in the past 30 days. A month … Continue reading
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Tagged Cabbages, chillis, cosmos, courgettes, curly kale, cut flowers, Elephant garlic, foxgloves, garlic, kale, new potatoes, shallots, sweet peas, tomatoes
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Of Mice and Moles
The sun lay on the grass and warmed it. And across the expanse of green the midlife gardener looked and saw the soft volcanic shaped mounds of light brown earth stretching before him. The moles had been working hard over … Continue reading
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Tagged beans, Broccoli, Brussels sprout, Cabbages, Field Mouse, kohl rabi, mice, mole hills, moles, mouse trap, peas, Steinbeck
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April Unfurls
It’s Easter and bunnies are very much of the moment around here as Ella once again caught her very own Easter Bunny when VB took her for a walk. In Ella’s defence (and the rabbit’s for getting caught by a … Continue reading
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Tagged Aubergine, aubergines, basil, broad beans, Cabbages, Charles Dowding, coriander, curly kale, Easter bunny, howard rotovaotr, labrador, No Dig, no surprises, Onions, peas, Peppers, rabbits, radiohead, retriever, rotovator, sedd tray, seeds, squash, sugar snaps, tomatoes, uchiki kuri
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