August Kitchen Garden: Wordless Wednesday
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@MarianBythell The wall is our most prized asset. Kitchen garden in there too – http://t.co/84cFZ6at
That looks great. It shows you how much you can grow in a relatively small area. Nice photo too.
Nie trzeba kwiatów, warzywa i zioła też mogą być świetną ozdobą i do tego jadalną. Pozdrawiam
Wow indeed, Petra. That looks fantastic – well done! My veg beds are mostly – empty!
Hi Jason, Truth be told no. Growing has been really on short term basis. Have only added a few new things, when space becomes available. Just planted new crops of beetroots, and sown many new lettuces. Apart from that, have to start preparing for autumn/winter crops. I have never managed to do that successfully, so will need to do some reading!
Wow, you have some impressive produce there Petra, I am very jealous! Have you grown enough to see you through the winter months?