It's august and time for another short walk Everything is
looking green at the moment it’s late July the summer has been just that, a
summer like we used to have when we were children, long warm days. With all the
sun the borage is coming into its own at the moment, certainly very pleasing
for the bees as are the calendula flowers. The buckwheat is taking on a life of
its own, I’m sure it has great plans. Chard, phacelia, wild rocket, burnet,
sunflowers, sweet peas, they are all sending down good roots. The radishes are
very dominant at the moment, I’m sure they are only too aware of the plans of
the buckwheat.
It’s nice to see so much life been attracted into the
allotment garden, we hope they enjoy their stay.
planted
rosemary
lovage
hyssop
nasturtium
January king winter cabbage (biodynamic)
curly kale westland winter (biodynamic)
