All the fig bushes are growing well, but there's no sign of any fruit yet and I've been wondering if it's because I pruned them very hard at the end of last summer. Time will tell.
The spring onions are the only members of the onion family to be doing at all well! Why, I haven't a clue.
The first of the french beans although there aren't quite enough for a meal yet.
One end of the legumes bed, i.e. next year's brassica bed (I think, but must double check), which I've been getting ready for some cabbage and cauliflower seedlings that are ready for transplanting.
All the fig bushes are growing well, but there's no sign of any fruit yet and I've been wondering if it's because I pruned them very hard at the end of last summer. Time will tell.
The spring onions are the only members of the onion family to be doing at all well! Why, I haven't a clue.
The first of the french beans although there aren't quite enough for a meal yet.
One end of the legumes bed, i.e. next year's brassica bed (I think, but must double check), which I've been getting ready for some cabbage and cauliflower seedlings that are ready for transplanting.
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