2022 - Picked my first..................

Good King Henry, apparently! Need to find out what to do with it now

Interesting!
https://www.slowfood.org.uk/ff-products/...g-henry-2/

Hiya PP

The old boys at the plot made me laugh, they were curious as to why I was taking weeds home

Tumbling Tom Yellow
Sweet Peas

1st Genuwine tomato, its supposed to be beefsteak size but my first one is rather small, it might benefit from ripening up in the bowl for a day or two.. 1st Konsa cucumber

My first Indigo Cherry Drop tom, not grown them before but will do again next year.

Picked my first ?Tayberry or Thornless Loganberry? Its ancestry is lost in the mists of time. All I know is that it send up long shoots, maybe 10-15' long, that I mean to tie to supports but usually forget until its too late (like now).

Picked my first ?Tayberry or Thornless Loganberry? Its ancestry is lost in the mists of time. All I know is that it send up long shoots, maybe 10-15' long, that I mean to tie to supports but usually forget until its too late (like now).

Ooer missus, my tayberry,  very prettily decorated with a little bag over its one maybe two fruit is only 18" tall.  I wonder if it will end up like yours. It's neighbour the blackberry thug will have to watch out.

My first Beth alpha cuc of the season.

Picked my first ?Tayberry or Thornless Loganberry? Its ancestry is lost in the mists of time. All I know is that it send up long shoots, maybe 10-15' long, that I mean to tie to supports but usually forget until its too late (like now).

Ooer missus, my tayberry,  very prettily decorated with a little bag over its one maybe two fruit is only 18" tall.  I wonder if it will end up like yours. It's neighbour the blackberry thug will have to watch out.

What a teeny, tiny, tayberry! Is it old enough to leave its mother?

Picked my first ?Tayberry or Thornless Loganberry? Its ancestry is lost in the mists of time. All I know is that it send up long shoots, maybe 10-15' long, that I mean to tie to supports but usually forget until its too late (like now).

Ooer missus, my tayberry,  very prettily decorated with a little bag over its one maybe two fruit is only 18" tall.  I wonder if it will end up like yours. It's neighbour the blackberry thug will have to watch out.

What a teeny, tiny, tayberry! Is it old enough to leave its mother?

It's old enough to have babies of its own so I hope so.  That reminds  me I have to check it's bag, I bet a blackbird has had it.

My first and only CFB, Fasold by name. I don't think there are any others in the pipeline yet but patience is a virtue as my old nana used to say.