Not a lot of  news for this week’s newsletter, as I was off with Erin and Calum on Wednesday and Thursday with school Holidays.

So on Wednesday, we made the most of the poor...

 

With the weather last week being a bit milder, the first job that was needing done, was to water all the trays that Rab had sown with seeds.

 Its been another cold week, with temperatures at the end of the week going down to minus 10, but it’s been windless, and sunny, braw for working outside in.

 It was another nice fresh and dry week with the temperature dropping to minus 7 on Wednesday, luckily we had picked enough leeks in advance because I knew they would be frozen if the weather was...

Last week was another dry week and the temperatures have been frosty in the mornings good for the newly ploughed ground.

And last week we had hoped to have blocked of the twenty thousand seeds...

2019 has started warm and dry unusual at this time of the year, and I started ploughing the field which is as dry as it would be in springtime.2019 has started warm and dry unusual at this time of the...

This weeks news letter is again all about the Christmas Deliveries.

And we wish everyone a happy Christmas.

With Christmas deliveries fast approaching, we are keeping the next two blogs nice and simple and only putting in what, and when the deliveries will be.

Over the last few newsletters I have been on about getting the tunnels rotovated and planted with over winter crops.
All the plants that we have planted are growing well, But the Pak Choy is getting...

Finally we have all the tunnels re planted with the over winter crops, that will hopefully give us a nice fresh harvest early next year.
We started rotovating the first tunnel on the 15th of October...