Monthly Archives: February 2019

If you want to grow big and strong, there is only 1 vegetable you need to eat, and that’s Spinach. The variety I’m sowing this year is called “Trombone”, which I grew last year and it did really well. It’s … Continue reading →

Last year my Aubergines grew really well, and so again this year, I’m growing 2 different varieties some from Spain, and a UK variety called Rosa Bianca. February is the time to start sowing, so here’s how I so mine.

Hello there my lovelies. Sorry I’ve be absent for a couple of weeks, but we used up all our data allowance and have been waiting for it to tick over to the next month. Yes we’re on “Unlimited” apparently, but … Continue reading →

It’s all go in the greenhouses at the moment, and my seedlings are growing really well. The seedlings that now need to be pricked out and put in individual 3 inch pots are my Cauliflowers “Orkney“. Come and see how … Continue reading →

I’m going to try this year and do an update at the beginning of every month, if I’m a few days late, please forgive me. Here’s, hopefully, the first of many…. As you can see from the picture I get … Continue reading →

Everything is starting to grow, and some seedlings are ready to be pricked out and put into individual 3 inch pots. The first ones I’m going to do are my Brussels Sprouts. Come and see how I do mine…

The sowing season is definitely here, and seed sowing is starting to get very busy. This afternoon I sowed lots more seeds, so let me go through it all with you. I sowed a few more brassicas: Brukale “Petit Posy”, … Continue reading →

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Finally I’ve been able to get my herb bed started. So far I’ve sown a few seeds (lots more to sow in the coming months), and they’re starting to germinate already. I’ve also planted out various herb plants, so hopefully … Continue reading →

I am pleased to report that all the seeds that I wanted to sow in January have now been sown. Now I need to start work on the ones for February. Lots is happening in the greenhouses, many of the … Continue reading →