| #93 |
Managed to get some Spring cabbage transplanted at the plot. I have only three survivors of the ball headed F1 cabbage but loads of Durham Early transplanted into a bed. The plan is that every second one I will use for spring greens and allow the others to heart up.
After roughly levelling the path that runs parallel to the dividing fence I laid down the plastic damp course to the width. I only have a stone holding it down at each end temporarily so will probably find it in next doors plot if the wind gets up overnight.
I also ran the hoe along the sides of the Japanese onion sets which are very poor this year for some reason.
A few piccies below to show progress.
After roughly levelling the path that runs parallel to the dividing fence I laid down the plastic damp course to the width. I only have a stone holding it down at each end temporarily so will probably find it in next doors plot if the wind gets up overnight.
I also ran the hoe along the sides of the Japanese onion sets which are very poor this year for some reason.
A few piccies below to show progress.
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