Some photos from this week. Have spent the evening looking up runner bean and courgette chutney recipes. Glut here we come!
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Sweetcorn under planted with dwarf french beans
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Yumm!
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This is my wigwam set-up with courgette, lettuce and beans
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First pumpkin of the year - seems rather early - this is actually ripe now! (hollow sounding when tapped)
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Part of our wildflower area
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The compost bins with courgette and pumpkin plants are doing well :0)
Wow it's looking great!
ReplyDeleteLovely corn and is that a borlotti bean? It all looks so ordered!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! Must confess have only taken pics of the best bits of the plot - lots of overgrown areas still to be cleared and nursery beds/coldframe etc to be made(work for this winter!)
ReplyDeleteThe beans are Blauhilde, a climbing French variety from the Organic Gardening Catalogue - very pretty and tasty too :o)