Anyway, how's the plot looking? Surprisingly good, if you aim off for the lack of weeding. I was afraid it might have all sprung back into rampant life and got away from me but it hasn't. I think it was so dry it's taken a little while to adjust back to dampness (like me, really). But if I don't weed it soon I'll have lost it until the frosts come. Hoe, Hoe, Hoe yer plot; that's the thing to do. Merrily, merrily etc.
But the beans are looking good
Both sorts
Here's a cheeky little gherkin trying not to show his face
And look at this chap.
I've got dozens just like him. Ya want blackberries; I've got blackberries. Aren't they beauties?
Looking forward to our blackberries oon but plenty of other berries to keep us going in the meantime
ReplyDeleteblimey, our blackberries are only just thinking about forming - are we really in the same city !
ReplyDeleteGreat allotment blog :) funny you should mention St Swithin's day! damn rain, can't even put my first raised bed in until it stops raining so I can paint it lol. Just got my allotment so doing a little diary myself. Will place a link to yours.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Craig.
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Those blackberries look great, pie or crumble?
ReplyDeleteSponge pudding actually! With the remainder (quite a big remainder) boiled with a bit of sugar, mashed with a potato masher, sharpened with a shot-glass of red wine, and reduced down to quite the sauciest, blackberryest sauce I've ever had. Yummy.
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