Did a bit more planting out this morning not much more left to plant.
As I have mentioned before I am keeping a photographic record of progress on my plot and thought you might like to see my plot as it was this morning.
What I have done is selected various points around the two plots (details at foot of slide) and periodically I will take photographs from these points to give a time lapse effect.
The final outcome will be placed on my website next winter.
http://tinyurl.com/2wahra
Excellent, but we are nowhere near that yet... probably by the 2nd of June, after the half term week!
;D
Wow, now that you have finished yours - want to come down and help out my way?
What is that white stuff around the brassica's - lime??
Very nice just wish my lottie looked like that. The pipes around the tomatoes is a good one - think I will go down the tip and see what I can scrounge?? How close did you plant your tomatoes?
Jitterbug
Very impressive, but how big is your plot?
It looks as if you are running a market garden with all those peppers and tomatoes.
Mine is a standard size, 90 feet by 30 feet. Photo on my allotment home page
on the top left taken last week. I don't think that I can work full-time as a GP and manage much more!
http://www.allaboutliverpool.com/allaboutallotments1_homepage.html
Sooo clever, both of you.
You certainly have put in some work on that plot, I wouldn't have the patience to form all those beds.
A question I often ask myself when I see people surrounding their growing beds with timber is 'does thing grow any better'?
I daresay they are more manageable!
How do you find it?
By the way each of my plots are around 60 ft x 30 ft as well!
I have a 28ft Greenhouse (although I only grow in 16ft of it) a 12x8 and an 8x6. The tunnel is communal and I have the use of the centre bed which is about 22x4ft
So very organised both of you. I use your site very often TEEGEE it's truly amazin and so easy to find everything . I like the chrysanth section. Cheers
Like it Tee Gee. I love to see a nice clean plot. Wish i was caught up to you but being in the North East i am a few weeks behind you.
beautiful Tee Gee, all looking really healthy :)
Great plot's both of you. But, whatever do you do with all those cabbages Tee Gee?
With respect Sinbad there are only 12 Cabbages there.
My brassicas are as follows;
18 Calabrese Chevalier
18 Calabrese Marathon
The reason for my choice here is Chevalier is an early variety and once I have eaten them Marathon comes into play. Then when I have finished these the secondary spears will have appeared on the Chevalier and once again; once these are finished Marathon will be producing its secondary spears,
In this way I can crop Calabrese for around three months!
18 Cauliflower Candid Charm
14 Cauliflower White Rock
Once again these mature at different times so again I an harvesting over a longer period.
Then for Winter into Spring I have 12 Cabbage Tundra and 12 Savoy Wintessa.
With Brussel Sprouts I am growing 36 Maximus which will last me at least until March and I am trying 24 Revenge which apparently is an earlier variety so this year my Sprouts should last me for 5-6 months.
With the 12 cabbages (Regency) I generally give these to the Harvest home because I don't need them...........too busy eating other things ;)
In two or three weeks I will sow some more Marathon Calabrese which is a dual early/late variety and providing we get a mild winter this will keep me in Calabrese up to Christmas.
And if we get a mild winter like last year it will keep on cropping to March, Which is earlier than Purple Sprouting!
I hope that answetrs your question ;)
Tee Gee. You got my first choice for my first Cauli,s Candid Charm, they have never let me down yet.
Tee-Gee - looking great. Your plot is certainly an inspiration ... and that greenhouse - to die for !
Thats fantastic (both plots with photos) but also quite depressing! I'll never get to that stage.