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23rd February
Read moreThere was no weekly story last week as I was away in Italy skiing with Erin and Calum.
We had a fantastic ski holiday, and it was Calum’s first time abroad and on a plane.
The cabin...
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9th February
Read moreIt has been a wet and windy week, perfect weather for making a start on building our shed.
We had to dig eighteen holes three feet deep for the posts, and the ground was just gutters with the...
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2nd February
Read moreA couple of weeks ago, I was talking about tunnel two needed some repairs.
The polythene was ripped last year, and we done a patch repair just to save the spinach and ruby chard.
It worked...
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26th January
Read moreOn Tuesday we had our yearly soil association inspection.
This usually takes around six to seven hrs.
Everything gets checked.
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19th January
Read moreThis week we had our first harvest of the Romanesco Cauliflower that we planted in the cosy tunnel for a trial last year.
We have never tried sowing these seeds late in the year,...
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12th January
Read moreI haven’t done a newsletter for a few weeks, with us all being on holiday.
Hope you all had a great Christmas and wishing you all a happy new year.
And many thanks for your...
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15th December
Read moreLast week I got a trail blocking tray for our squash seeds.
All our trays for bringing ours seeds on are the same size, for all the leeks, onions, Brassicas,...
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24th November
Read moreWith all the tunnels fully planted, and just harvesting too be done it is time to start planning the seeds for next year.
Some seeds were amazing well most were, but there is a couple we will...
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17th November
Read moreThis week we managed to get all the lettuce, Ruby chard and Spinach planted.
So that is now all the tunnels fully planted for over winter.
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10th November
Read moreThis week we got all the cucumbers out of the tunnel and the strings untied and down and the ground cover matting lifted.
It is time-consuming job, with each of the two hundred...