We’ve had more luck with our seed raising this year, and last week I transplanted a whole pile of seedlings out into the garden. The beds are looking pretty bare at the moment, but we have a huge crop ahead of us: Carrots Silverbeets Turnips Snow peas Sugar snap peas Peas Leeks Beetroots Spring onions [...]
Posts Tagged ‘cabbages’
Autumn seedlings are in the ground
Posted in Growing our own food, tagged autumn, beetroots, broccoli, broccolini, cabbages, carrots, kale, leeks, peas, silverbeet, snow peas, spring onions, turnips on April 2, 2011 | 2 Comments »
The first savoy cabbage
Posted in Growing our own food, tagged cabbages, spring, winter on September 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
With the unpacking of boxes in our new house, the autumn planting ended up being very late. So quite a lot of things sat in the ground during winter, waiting for some warmer weather. It was therefore with considerable excitement that we harvested our first savoy cabbage on the weekend. It was huge by our [...]
