Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
My windowsill basil's life is coming to an end, but it's all good! There is now a stash of little basil seeds waiting to be grown.
How to collect basil seeds.
How to collect basil seeds.
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fall,
herb,
link,
pot,
seed
I cautiously dug around the roots to see whether or not I should green bin it. Pretty much half the vegetables in my field have either bolted or have been eaten by slugs.
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carrot,
fall,
vegetable
I'm pretty sure they're going to make it this time *fingers crossed*
There's something wrong with the seedlings because they're much too tiny for their age, a shocking seven weeks old. Maybe it's the low temperature that's hindering their growth.
There's something wrong with the seedlings because they're much too tiny for their age, a shocking seven weeks old. Maybe it's the low temperature that's hindering their growth.
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lettuce,
pot,
seedling,
spinach,
vegetable
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bok choy,
fall,
fruit,
lettuce,
patch,
peas,
seedling,
strawberry,
vegetable
Not a lot of survivors. The bok choys in the greenhouse and peas are the only ones clinging on to life. The boy choys that were transplanted to the field earlier on have been gobbled up by some cursed slugs. The lettuce seedlings are alright but have been the size of a dime for the past two weeks. How unnatural is that? One cauliflower is bolting while the rest look terribly wilted. The carrots don't seem to be growing at all. Looks like my fall plan won't work out after all : ( what a bummer.
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fall,
peas,
vegetable
Look what I found: a baby marigold flourishing outside the vegetable patch. It's now one with the lawn
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fall,
flower,
fruit,
herb,
marigold,
strawberry,
thyme,
vegetable
My neighbour's new angry-at-the-world dog has finally taken a liking to me :D Now I can clean up the yard without fear that something will gnaw at my ankles.


Pretty gross looking hole in the bolting lettuce stem
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lettuce,
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