^^^^ You get all the exciting jobs, Jen.
All is get is more tumbleweeding and GH reorganising.
Q. Can you reorganise something that wasn't organised to start with? No need for an answer - I know what it would be.
Harvested some carrots potatoes and beets to go with roast chicken.
Dug up the JA's as the vegetation was dead, need to sort them out later as they are in clumps. First time growing, they were in pots but I'm going to plant out in a bed.
Similar to above with a skirret plant.
Doctors this morning for another post OP INR test, above 2 now so Mrs B doesn't need to inject me twice daily anymore with the warfarin replacement/supplement, we are both happy!
Split and repotted the skirret plant.
Detached the JA's from the master? plant, will replant them in the next few weeks, I assume they will store for a while? Bren may know the answer as she seems to be fully across JA's ??
Be warned Danny, they spread and can become quite evasive
Evasive and Invasive.
Have you eaten any JAs yet? Its worth eating some before you decide to replant.
(06-09-2021, 03:42 PM)Admin Wrote: [ -> ]Be warned Danny, they spread and can become quite evasive
Noted boss, I'm going to try and line/contain the area as best as I can
(06-09-2021, 03:46 PM)Veggie Wrote: [ -> ]Evasive and Invasive.
Have you eaten any JAs yet? Its worth eating some before you decide to replant.
So I've heard Veggie
, unfortunately the tubers are not that big so it won't be worth trying to eat them
It's a spare area so I'll give them a go and see what happens
Not a lot of gardening today. By the way the mower is now fully functioning........until the next fault manifests. Way to go Paul!
Danny I've not dug up any of this seasons JA's I usually leave them until November then I replant a few to grow for next year.
I do still have some in the freezer enough for a couple of casseroles I think.
Today I picked the last few telephone peas that's been drying then took down the pea frame tipping a couple of barrows full of dalak compost in the bed, that will be my next years brassica bed.