(http://dbx.co.uk/gardening/orch06_01.jpg)
Apple trees. Compost bin and soil stack at the back. Dinghy in case it really rains.
(http://dbx.co.uk/gardening/fruit06_01.jpg)
Fruit Area
(http://dbx.co.uk/gardening/rhubarb06.jpg)
Forded Rhubarb
(http://dbx.co.uk/gardening/allot06_01.jpg)
Top end -lazy bed in the foreground, broad beans in the middle.
(http://dbx.co.uk/gardening/allot06_02.jpg)
Bottom end -alliums, Chard with a mustard manure -soon to be maincrop spuds.
What it is to be young!!
Looking great there Derbex. I thought that the dinghy was your effort at being Noah ;)
Your plot looks Brilliant derbex. It looks like it is in another season to ours - we feel as though we are still in the grip of winter. Your rhubarb is great, I love those early forced ones they have the best taste of all. Send some of that good weather up to the North East please. busy_lizzie
Thanks all.
Only relatively Tim -I'm feeling it today from playing 'Sticky Toffee' with the 7 year olds yesterday :)
The weather is weird here -there were a few days when it was just right -like the above in the morning then cloud and some rain at night, back to frost now. Lovely in the day though.
As to the dinghy -you'd be better off in the fish box. I had to drive it back to shore with my foot over the hole in the floor, 2nd time I've done that.
My neighbour is convinced there's a body under the chard bed, with no fly-overs being built you've got to put them somewhere 8)
Geared up for the Atlantic crossing then??
One of these years -furthest I've got is Calais so far, started off in that little blue one, but quickly transferred to the bigger white one.