The giant garlic plant itself is taller than Arthur who is sporting a vintage gardening look! I also want to add my thanks for all your wonderful words of support, it so very much to me and my family. I hope you all have a lovely weekend.
Friday, 13 July 2012
Garlic.
The veg patch is really not overly inspiring this year, with the rather crazy weather I think we will be lucky to harvest much. The first of the crops is our garlic, I planted any old bits I had lying around plus a few giant garlic bulbs donated by my mum. And look!
The giant garlic plant itself is taller than Arthur who is sporting a vintage gardening look! I also want to add my thanks for all your wonderful words of support, it so very much to me and my family. I hope you all have a lovely weekend.
The giant garlic plant itself is taller than Arthur who is sporting a vintage gardening look! I also want to add my thanks for all your wonderful words of support, it so very much to me and my family. I hope you all have a lovely weekend.
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Oh Charlotte, lovely garlic! I'm off to the plot tomorrow to see what I can salvage...finger's crossed! Devon is lovely, but I wish it would stop raining, just for a few weeks each year ;) xx
ReplyDeleteCharlotte, Yea... Our gardens are not producing well either. This has been the hottest and most dry summer , we have seen in a long time..
ReplyDeleteArthur looks adorable...
Sending prayers..
I've taken on an allotment this year and I'm really struggling, I have plants ready on the windowsill to go into the ground but I need to get a fence built first as the rabbits have been eating everything.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous garlic! My garden has been struggling too with the crazy weather, but it's nice to see you're getting such big plants.
ReplyDeleteI love veg patches, I wish we have one..
ReplyDeleteThat is some giant garlic! All Arthur needs is a flat cap I think and maybe some string? Glad to see he's mucking in and helping mummy in the garden!
ReplyDeleteWhat impressive garlic! I'm hoping to try growing it for the first time next year.
ReplyDeleteI hope your other veggies do well. We've been so dry here---I hope it doesn't stunt too many of our plants.
You've done well! Our strawberries are rotting it is so wet.....
ReplyDeleteYay for homegrown garlic! My only garden is a tomato plant I got from a friend who grew it from seeds for my birthday. As we're having similar weather, I'm glad that I have no balcony to drown it on and it's sitting smug on my windowsill growing blossoms. :D
ReplyDeleteHi Charlotte,
ReplyDeleteHow is job search coming along? Sending prayers for you and your family.. hugs,
Hi everyone, it certainly seems a hard year for the green fingered of us! I'm sure we will all have some lovely goodies soon, I hear the sun is on it's way.
ReplyDeleteJudy, good news on the home front, Simon has work for the next six weeks. I am still looking, getting closer each tie I apply. Although I have taken a leap of faith and enrolled on a distance learning course. Onwards and upwards!
So proud to hear Charlotte.. Things will get brighter and brighter.. Good luck on your course.. Wishing you and family the best..
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