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How to grow brassicas (mp4, 28Mb)
How to plant asparagus crowns (mp4, 27Mb)
How to harvest potatoes for storage (mp4, 17Mb)
How to sow parsnips (mp4, 16Mb)
How to harvest and prepare asparagus for the kitchen (mp4, 20Mb)
How to plant brassicas (Quicktime, 1.1Mb)
This is one of summer’s prettiest sights. And yet it’s just a boring old leek.
Quite a lot of vegetables have lovely flowers. Potatoes, for example, can be gorgeous on a bright summer day. French beans have tiny, perfect little flowers.
Got a bit burned at the allotment today. Looks like summer may finally be here. Er, at last.
Posted on 21st July 2008
Under: Alliums | Comments Off on Flowering vegetables
Not bad, all things considered. This garlic could have been crap – it got rust, as usual.
But somehow, it’s done OK. Perhaps because I planted it in February. Anybody else done better than usual with rust? Or worse?
Posted on 6th July 2008
Under: Alliums, Roots | Comments Off on Garlic gloom
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