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A small willow 4 way arch for the roses, grapes and kiwis
Yet another load of card board
That bail is a little out of proportion
Snapper is helping to keep the card board down with the strong winds that day!
Fresh pile of mushroom compost steaming away
Mulching plants in pots and buckets keeps the soil life happy and insulates the roots.
Oca, Mashua and jerusalem Artichoke from the gardens
roundup cardboard box put to good use haha, blocking weeds
Leeks in buckets growing all winter
45 cubic meters of steamed mushroom compost
raspberries showing the advantages of a polyculture
First autumn raspberries
Nasturtiums have been repotted and are ready to be hung around the shed
Some portobellow mushroom inoculum
More card board for the garden
Great to have ever-bearing raspberries
another batch of little seedlings ready to be planted out
Rocket salad – It doesn’t get more potbound than this!
Soaking seeds for 24 hours in warm water before planting helps reduce the germination by about a week we have found
Nasturtiums – perfect target for caterpillars
The apple tree’s branches are bending with the amount of produce
Soaking seeds for 24 hours in warm water before planting helps reduce the germination by about a week we have found
new herb and vegetable seeds have arrived
Marigold / Calendula
willow cuttings
more bare root trees – some oaks and sloeberry trees
Strange wil mushroom growing in our garden, not sure what it is
Lots of bare shrubs and trees
Sunchoke / Jerusalem Artichoke
Nettles have benefits too!
More seeds!
Seed ball mix
A giant yew tree on our land
A good old weshtern stone wall, you can’t pay for that!
Gate’s done
Peas, potbound or what?
Vulcanic / mineral dust makes for an excelent soil amendment
another batch of little seedlings ready to be planted out
On the left mushroom compost and on the right branch mulch / woodchips
Our little observation post
