I wasnt fully convinced that all this green stuff would develop fruit/veg but it's starting to happen. I've just seen the beginnings of my very 1st tomato - it's tiny but its defo a tomato.
And I have 1 1/2 inch broad beans. Gawd it's exciting.
Isn't it :)
I spent the best part of last year clearing and preparing my three plots. I then spent the first three months of this year sitting in my shed looking at 30 square rods of bare earth yearning to plant it all up. Now it's all planted up I've got to sit in my shed for another three months waiting for it all to grow so I can pick it and eat it.
Exciting? The suspense is killing me! >:(
Quote from: Plot69 on May 12, 2008, 21:32:42
I spent the best part of last year clearing and preparing my three plots. I then spent the first three months of this year sitting in my shed looking at 30 square rods of bare earth yearning to plant it all up. Now it's all planted up I've got to sit in my shed for another three months waiting for it all to grow so I can pick it and eat it.
Exciting? The suspense is killing me! >:(
3 month's - plant some raddish's, they'll be up by Saturday!
Big smile on my face when I read stuff like that. Well done!
Very addictive this growing lark.
I sow the seed, nature grows the seed then I eat the seed. mmmmmmmm.
Quick quiz, where is that saying from ? for the first person to get it..... you get a big.........
"WELL DONE"
lol..........Neil from the young ones!!!
Darn, too easy by far. But
"WELL DONE"
Now off to plant my row of Collies ;)
Classic Young ones episode! :)
What a difference a few days of sunshine makes.
Everything's coming up or grown loads.
I went to Sheffield for the weekend, came back and it's like day of the triffids! :D
We have a couple of courgette flowers and a few aubergine flowers. It is addictive this 'growing your own' lark and so exciting. Can't wait to pick and eat. ;D