Sunday, 5 June 2011
Big Gardening Weekend - The Results
Where does the time go? It didn't help that today was almost a complete washout... this is how I performed against the plan:
lettuce to sow - nope
lettuce to plant out - yes, a selection of little gem and reines de glaces now reside in the wicker bed
brassicas to plant out - sort of... well, 50% of the ones I intended to plant out have been; 2 romanesca nautalino, 3 flower sprout and 2 savoy cabbages are now in a raised bed. The rest are still in the potting shed.
tomatoes to pot on and/or plant out - yes, 4 moneymaker have joined a slangen longoda and a mini-white in the reusable growbags
chillies to pot on - yes, all done... no photos though.
sweet peppers to pot on - yes, all done and they are flowering / bearing fruit already
squash to pot on - nope, but on closer inspection they didn't need to be
melons to pot on - again nope, but didn't to be
courgettes to plant out - yes, the final all green bush is now planted outside. Had to dispose of one of the earlier ones though and I'm not sure if it was a tondo di toscana or a gold rush... as I only had one of each of these might have to resow a couple of each.
cucumbers to pot on and/or plant out - yep, see mini-white above... the other ones, marketmore, marketer and a gherkin aren't actually ready to go out yet.
peas and beans to plant out (and work out why some of the ones already planted out appear to be dying) - nope, urgently need to to this during the week, but the good news is the earlier ones seem to be perking up.
sweetcorn to plant out - yes, all done
a raised bed that needs clearing - yes, this is where the newly planted brassicas are.
a fruit bed that needs weeding - yes, and I also put down some straw to hopefully keep the remaining strawberries clean.
nematodes to spread... that will teach those damn slugs! - oh yes, all out war has begun.
Labels:
Cabbage,
Chilli Pepper,
Courgettes,
Cucumbers,
Flower Sprout,
Fruit,
Garden Pests,
Gherkin,
Grow Your Own,
Lettuce,
Squash,
Strawberry,
Sweet Pepper,
Sweetcorn,
Vegetables
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