
I've also managed to stake the peas for the very first time since I've had my lottie ... I feel it going to be a really good year for my peas, they look fab :)


I've been rounding up my spare strawberries, some are now settled into the glass greenhouse and the others have gone into the bed in front of the glass greenhouse.

Stuff in the potting shed is really coming along - I've potted on 40 Marigolds and so far they are faring much better than last year (the meeces ate most of them last year):

this is some Fennel that has self seeded in the glass greenhouse - I'm not sure when to harvest it though ...

I've also got lots of tiny Mizuna seedlings and what looks to be 99,000 baby tomato seedlings:

Here are the Jerusalem Artichokes that I didn't get around to harvesting this winter ... I'm going to be overrun with them this year !

My thyme is looking really pretty at the moment:

What a great post! I wish I could get everything in focus close-up ! Looks like you have wonderful dark soil there.
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