It
was time to work in the poly tunnel. I sowed some corn in big tubs
and some herb seeds, and watered my huge potatoes. Most people have
1-2 inches of growth on their spuds - as my outdoor half dozen have -
if any, but my poly tunnelled spuds are doing well! The leaf-mould
continues to decompose - and I must compare it to my friends
shortly.
It
was not long before the polytunnel overflowed into the patio
greenhouse. Here you can see my tray of leek seedlings on the top
shelf, sweet pea and tomato seedlings on the next, pak choi/radish I
am collecting seed from on the next alongside a Camellia seed I am
trying to grow, and then the 'ready to go' tomato grow bag below.
Back
to the poly tunnel, and here you can see the next step - taken early
April. Those spuds keep on growing, don't they? I have now potted up
a half dozen or so leek seedlings in smaller pots. Below you can see
the cabbages coming through in the large pot, with a few replanted in
the pot in front.
This
shot shows the other side - where I have a couple of peas, a brussels sprout, some tomato seedlings, and a melon all doing well.
As for an update on the recently replanted apple tree area - here you
can see most of the plants doing well.
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