Have picked all the beetroot to stop them growing bigger. Having eaten the first ones I was very surprised that despite being enormous they hadn't gone woody. Hope they keep alright!
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- My new garden helper, Stephanie
- My 2 melons now have little hammocks to support them!
- All the ingredients for ratatouille!
- A panful of ratatouille, 29th August
- Another thing to plant lots more of next year!
- Sweet corn for supper! 29th August
- 8 pots of plum jam, 29th August
- The onions all strung up under the verandah
- Plums in brandy in the making
- The first 3 outside tomatoes, 29th August
- At last there are 2 beautiful stripey melons on my...
- The head gardner picking plums
- Blue sky through the plum branches
- Casper's photo from under the plum tree
- Cecile admiring Nancy's Cosmea
- Lots of ripe plums, 20th August
- Sweet corn, 20th August
- Pumpkin flower, 20th August
- Pumpkin coming on slowly, 20th August
- Red (!) peppers, 20th August
- Greenhouse tomatoes, 20th August
- Augergines, 20th August
- Seeds sprouting nicely in the greenhouse, 20th August
- Chicken thighs with fennel and tomato from the garden
- Rainbow chard in the wok
- Rainbow chard
- More flowers from the garden
- Flowers from the garden
- Coffee with Collin
- Thanks Gerrit for the beans!
- The last picking of capucijners
- Carrots
- Beetroot
- Broad beans, tomatoes, the first 4 runner beans (!...
- Onions drying on the purple sunbed!
- Onions drying on the pink sunbed!
- The first 2 leeks and the first fennel bulb
- Plenty for supper...
- 54 big fat juicy onions drying under the verandah
- One of my huge onions
- The start of the courgette glut!
- The last lot of sugar snaps and a couple of broad ...
- The first picking of ripe tomatoes
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