My little shop has looked pretty sparse on the shelves lately. All the leeks have now been eaten and were the mainstay for a couple of months. Spring cabbage are starting to come to the fore and as usual I still have loads of onions, even though some of these are beginning to sprout.
Plenty of outer leaves of all sorts of brassicas, but they can get a bit monotonous after a while. Plenty of lettuce soon and hopefully I can rob a few small new tatties without digging up the whole 'shye'
Plot is just about fully set with veg but it will be a case of phasing stuff in as it matures or fobbing some of it early.
My shopkeeper is a miserable auld git and charges a fortune for reject veg!
Plenty of outer leaves of all sorts of brassicas, but they can get a bit monotonous after a while. Plenty of lettuce soon and hopefully I can rob a few small new tatties without digging up the whole 'shye'
Plot is just about fully set with veg but it will be a case of phasing stuff in as it matures or fobbing some of it early.
(30-05-2020, 10:48 AM)Veggie Wrote: JJB - this is NOT a serious thread - its about YOU being the Shopkeeper and YOUR garden being the Shop!
My shopkeeper is a miserable auld git and charges a fortune for reject veg!
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