As 2014 draws to a close, here are just a few of my highlights of my growing gardening year.
Lots of little gem squash
And some big squashes
First pears from garden
Apples – James Grieve
First plums from garden
Great Onion harvest
Great raspberry harvest
And new greenhouse
Oh my, that greenhouse is yummy!
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Yes, I do feel a bit spoilt with it. Can’t wait to get planting again very soon!!
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What a plethora of luscious fruit and vegetables. Ever thought of doing talks in local schools to inspire the children – with edible samples of course?
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That would be great Jane. I’m hoping to get out local ladybirds group (girl guides) to grow some of their own pumpkins this year. We did sunflowers last year but I was thinking pumpkins maybe more exciting!
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I have to play catch up, but what a joy with all your great photos!!! That green house has me GREEN with envy-beautiful!
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And it’s such a nice place to work too Robbie. I was in there today doing some tidying up and was joined by my daughter (who can’t wait to start sowing seeds) and a little robin! Heaven!
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It truly is:-)
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Oh, you have a greenhouse!!! I am green (with envy!) 😉
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This will be my first full planting season with it (it was finished last June) so I am very excited!
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Such a rich harvest!! I’m inspired by your results… it makes me want to do something even though my options are very limited!! Such a shame really when you think we rent a property well in excess of an acre! 🙄
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2014 was a good growing years – lets home 2016 will be good one:) Hopefully you can get a few pots, window boxes, grow bags going!
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I’m going to get bold… there’s a hidden space behind the house that gets morning and midday sun in late spring and summer… I’m going to ask the landlord, on bended knee, if I may use the space… imagine!! 😉
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Good luck:)
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