Saturday, 23 January 2010
A New Hope...
Finally managed a quick visit to check on things today.
Although in the main it is a scene of death and rotting destruction, already signs of new life appearing with blackcurrants and blueberries budding well.
Seedlings (Cabbage & Oriental Mustards) coped with cold drought (in plastic box)to varying degrees and still plenty of them alive.
Garlic looking a bit sorry for themselves, but the cold should spark them into cloving well. Scattered a bit more sand over - partly to catch a bit more warmth if the sun comes out and partly for drainage as ground still saturated. Last year's leeks still doing well, if a little small.
Put bin over a rhubarb crown to start off this year's forced chosen one. No sign of life yet.
The deep snow seems to have rotted a lot of the anticipated spring cabbages, but few surviving well. Still a few reds coping ok and cropped a load of sprouts today.
Labels:
Garlic,
Red Cabbage,
Rhubarb,
Spring Cabbage
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