Happy Solstice & Year Review
Review of the year on the Winter Solstice
Review of the year on the Winter Solstice
Suttons seeds have announced a new tomato variety, Crimson Crush, that they claim to be resistant to all the common blight strains in the UK and is this the end for Armillatox as we know it?
A sad stop at a lay-by where I see just how low we can go.
Charting the raised bed plantings of garlic and shallots, finishing the shed base, winter wood heating and finally a trailer!
Finished off the greenhouse and laid a base for a new super potting shed.
Repaired and re-glazed the greenhouse, adding extra strength in using parts from the old greenhouse that was blown to pieces.
Greenhouse damaged by the storm. A sleepless night listening to the wind wondering if it is still standing
Bit of a scare with the grandson, cleared the greenhouse and made some soup. And a poem to make you smile.
Got the broad beans sown but precious little else although we've kept busy.
Greenhouse takes some damage but basically survives, shed OK
Fixing the shed to floor before the storm hits and a change of plan with the broad beans.
Getting on with jobs outside when the rain holds off. More new pages added to the web site.
The greenhouse is winding down, Val's trying a new chutney recipe and servicing my 38 year old Merry Tiller
It's all go with a new track up to the house and preparing new raised beds
A festival celebrating apples at the Pant Du vineyard just a mile away from us at Talysarn.
Broke my Mantis which is annoying. Biochar review and growing tomatoes in straw bales.
Some much needed rain as the Indian summer continues. Stringing onions, container lettuce and flowers still blooming.
What will Scotland decide and what will it mean for us? Mixed results as the crops come in.
Giving my new Mantis lawn care kit a go for the first time - I was very impressed by it.
Autumn lawn care starts, greenhouse continues producing but a sad week as we say goodbye to a good friend.