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Title: An Oxfordshire Alloment - Picture Set 1
Post by: thomasb on August 05, 2004, 15:08:49
Some pictures I took over the last few days.
(http://gallery.foxbasealpha.net/albums/allotment2004/DSC00744.sized.jpg)
One of my courgette plants.
(http://gallery.foxbasealpha.net/albums/allotment2004/DSC00767.sized.jpg)
My sweetcorn which I will be trying at the weekend.
(http://gallery.foxbasealpha.net/albums/allotment2004/DSC00765.sized.jpg)
My onions and carrots.
Title: Re:An Oxfordshire Alloment - Picture Set 1
Post by: GardnerJ on August 06, 2004, 09:14:47
wow wow and wow again!
Lovely stuff there Thomas!
I can't wait to grow sweetcorn! yours looks fab!!!!
Jemma x ;)
Title: Re:An Oxfordshire Alloment - Picture Set 1
Post by: Multiveg on August 06, 2004, 11:00:30
If it rains when you are at the plot, you could use one of the courgette leaves as an umbrella (if you haven't got a nice shed like I have)
Title: Re:An Oxfordshire Alloment - Picture Set 1
Post by: thomasb on August 06, 2004, 13:03:19
Thanks Jemma,
Its my first year growing sweetcorn and courgettes and I am very happy how they have gone. My only problem at the moment is that I have a glut of courgettes, and hopefully a glut of sweetcorn in a week or so. I might have to get a book that was advertised in 'The Kitchen Garden' magazine titled 'What will I do with all those courgettes?"

Thanks again,
Thomas
Title: Re:An Oxfordshire Alloment - Picture Set 1
Post by: carloso on October 03, 2004, 01:28:27
dont forget to batter and deep fry the flowers on the courgettes to !!!!

carl
Title: Re:An Oxfordshire Alloment - Picture Set 1
Post by: ina on October 04, 2004, 17:58:30
Fantastic lottie! So tidy and pretty, hat off to you. Thanks for the pictures.
Title: Re:An Oxfordshire Alloment - Picture Set 1
Post by: Debs on October 07, 2004, 18:57:31
Can only echo sentiments of others...

Like you, this was my first growing year, however...
Unlike you, not one of my courgettes grew :'( as the severe rains mushed them to pieces...

Next year will be different - I am treating this year as a 'learning curve'   ;) :D ;D

Debs