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RE: 2021 what I harvested today - Bren - 05-01-2021
Parsnips, Kale and sprouts today.
RE: 2021 what I harvested today - Admin - 06-01-2021
A few parsnips
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RE: 2021 what I harvested today - Can the Man - 06-01-2021
Very nice looking nips Boss
RE: 2021 what I harvested today - Small chilli - 18-01-2021
Red ball Brussels sprout top, Brussels sprouts green ones (mix of varieties) & red cabbage.
RE: 2021 what I harvested today - Mark_Riga - 02-02-2021
well I pulled up a leek and a few carrots. I've never known the ground to be so wet. Where I pulled up the carrots, in the polytunnel and some outside., each hole left by the carrots filled with water straight away.
RE: 2021 what I harvested today - Small chilli - 04-02-2021
Red cabbage, sprouts & kale
RE: 2021 what I harvested today - Mark_Riga - 06-02-2021
Some sprouts, broccoli and carrots - to go in a curry with pumpkin and beans.
RE: 2021 what I harvested today - Bren - 07-02-2021
Parsnips and cabbage.
RE: 2021 what I harvested today - Eyren - 16-02-2021
Today I needed to clear the raised bed nearest the conservatory, since it will only get trampled on in the next few days. Got a very modest harvest of 140g Paris Market carrots, two cavalo nero tops, a dozen or so very spindly spring onions, and a big bunch of flat leaf parsley (the only thing I've had a glut of, apart from oregano - they both grow like weeds in this soil!).
The spring onions were hard to get out of the ground without breaking them - I soon discovered they had very vigorous root systems despite the feeble top growth. I wonder if they struggled to find water in the summer and never really recovered?
RE: 2021 what I harvested today - PyreneesPlot - 16-02-2021
Purple sprouting broccoli - not very early, but very late as this variety is called Summer Sprouting and was planted last spring! I may have got my timings wrong, but on the other hand it is early enough to beat the aphids so a mistake I may repeat.