Today's harvest
- Helsbells
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Today's harvest
Here is what I harvested today, I am quite pleased, the parsnip is very large.
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What did you harvest today? (Or in the days near to today!)
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What did you harvest today? (Or in the days near to today!)
- Millymollymandy
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Re: Today's harvest
Parsnips!
And leeks, curly kale, rocket, spring onions and radishes, coriander and parsley. All ahead of the big freeze which has started and is going to get a lot colder with maybe snow!
I still have the last of my sungold cherry toms ripening on the kitchen table so we've been eating a few of them and I am hopeful there will still be a home grown tom to eat on Xmas day!
I still have the last of my sungold cherry toms ripening on the kitchen table so we've been eating a few of them and I am hopeful there will still be a home grown tom to eat on Xmas day!
http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM,(thanks)
Re: Today's harvest
Beetroot, celeriac, leek and spinach for tonights dinner!
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Who steals the goose from off the Common
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Re: Today's harvest
You've reminded me, beetroot too! It's good being able to make salad from the garden in December!
Must go and pull the rest of the 'troots as some forecasts show -9C for here next week.
Must go and pull the rest of the 'troots as some forecasts show -9C for here next week.
http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM,(thanks)
Re: Today's harvest
wow - that's all fabulous (need a yummy food smiley
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I picked some sprouts and brocoli, then spent the afternoon beating back the rampaging brambles out of my ickle 2 yr old hedge
I picked some sprouts and brocoli, then spent the afternoon beating back the rampaging brambles out of my ickle 2 yr old hedge
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Re: Today's harvest
late planted and accidentals only
spinach beets (leaves only), peas
I really must check the beetroots too --- and get my head together
I really must check the beetroots too --- and get my head together
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Re: Today's harvest
Beetroot soup tonight and roasted celaric with pan haggarty...yum!
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Re: Today's harvest
sorry should have said, am using the some of beetroot I dug today along with a celariac and the last of the pots that were in the ground that I forgot about 
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Re: Today's harvest
icicles!
nothing survives outside in the winter over here. even kale is out
fortunately i've got lots of carrots, swede (!), parsnips and endive in store. does that count??
nothing survives outside in the winter over here. even kale is out
fortunately i've got lots of carrots, swede (!), parsnips and endive in store. does that count??
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Re: Today's harvest
'course it does
Love and Peace
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Love and Peace
Jim
The law will punish man or woman
Who steals the goose from off the Common
But lets that greater thief go loose
Who steals the Common from the goose.
Who steals the goose from off the Common
But lets that greater thief go loose
Who steals the Common from the goose.
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Re: Today's harvest
Over xmas we will enjoy brussel sprouts, winter white cabbage, savoy cabbage, calabrese, black and russian kale, leeks, celeriac, beetroot, parsnips, various lettuce, lambs lettuce, purslane, land cress, mizuna, pak choi, parsley, chillies, and from store pumpkins, onion, shallots and garlic.
Who needs supermarkets when you have an allotment.
Who needs supermarkets when you have an allotment.
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Re: Today's harvest
You haven't got any snow then?
I don't know if I will be able to harvest any kale for my Christmas dinner yet, and no chance of getting a leek out of the ground!
All my herbs and rocket have now had it thanks to the freezing weather.
http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM,(thanks)
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Re: Today's harvest
We have some snow, a couple of inches, but the ground is not frozen and some things are in the polytunnel.
Re: Today's harvest
Had no luck getting a couple of leeks out today, ground is too frozen...to add insult to injury went arse over top on a patch of ice with the puppy and a basket of veg... am sure you've got a picture of the chaos that ensued

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Re: Today's harvest
Hope the puppy and the veg were OK!indy wrote:Had no luck getting a couple of leeks out today, ground is too frozen...to add insult to injury went arse over top on a patch of ice with the puppy and a basket of veg... am sure you've got a picture of the chaos that ensued![]()
My leeks are frozen into the ground as well. Kale is OK so that what we're having for Xmas dinner!
My PSB is looking very sad and frosted which is a shame.
http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM,(thanks)