See the following posts from last year:
http://vegetableben.blogspot.com/2010/12/end-of-november-assessment.html
http://vegetableben.blogspot.com/2010/11/coldest-november-night-ever.html
Anyway, all this delayed winter weather means that all the winter sown broad beans (Bunyards Exhibition), peas (Feltham 1st) and onions (Senshui) are all sprouting and up. Let's hope the mild winter continues and we do not get any sever frosts / snow to damage these crops. Although, they are all under some protection.
December, January and February are slow months - but only 12 weeks till it all kicks off again...happy days!!
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| Cut the hedge |
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| Early peas are up! |
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| Early cauliflowers |
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| Winter lettuce |
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| Spring onions |
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| Leeks |
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| More winter lettuce |
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| Autumnal plot |
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| Bare cherry tree |
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| Drying house - currently drying wood |
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| Brassica plot - been burning stuff on here |
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| Carrot 'feature' |
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| Empty plot |
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| Onions are up |
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| Peas, broads and onion bed |
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| Peas are up |
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| Peas under cover |
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| Broad beans are up |
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| Under a small poly-tunnel |
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| Bare apple tree |
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| Bamboo poles for peas |
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| Bird feeders relocated |
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| Clematis nursery |
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| Trimmed hedge |
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| Bare fruit bushes |
