What's going on in your garden (2018-2022)?
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LadyBelle
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First ripe tomatoes yesterday!
Burt Blank
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Nice Plums
rascal
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Radishes, lettuces and spring onions are up. The mini greenhouse is working. Still waiting on peas to pop up? I planted 24 peas.
Russ
Russ
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
Last evening I strimmed 1 part of the lawn then mowed it whilst TVC strimmed the other part-yes it was that long.. 
Last evening I strimmed 1 part of the lawn then mowed it whilst TVC strimmed the other part-yes it was that long..
How's the decking going?
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
To be honest we have been so busy lately with other stuff it has unfortunately taken a back seat.
HairyHeaven
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Despite it being the middle of winter my veg patch is going gang-busters, particularly the tomatoes which are all self-seeded. Also growing is parsley (sooo much parsley), lettuce, radishes, mini cauliflower, kale & some random stuff I'm yet to figure out.
Most of my garden is Australian native shrubs & it's only been the last couple of years that I've been growing produce. I have a blueberry & a grafted nectarine which should bear fruit next year.
Most of my garden is Australian native shrubs & it's only been the last couple of years that I've been growing produce. I have a blueberry & a grafted nectarine which should bear fruit next year.
rascal
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About 8 peas are up from 24 planted. Greenhouse (mini) is working. Looking forward to the weekend.
Russ
Russ
Burt Blank
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I am very jealous, until we moved to Wales I had never gardened. I found It mentally very therapeutic.
I had a 14-foot section of fence fall over, and bought new lumber and hardware to build a proper fence, just like my other fences. That was sometime in early 2019. The materials are still stacked neatly in my garage.
CD
Update on my garden. After the week I was out of town, I somehow managed to revive my basil plant and pepper plants. They are not pretty, but they are alive. The pepper plants won't set fruit until sometime in September. It is too hot. That's normal. Those late season peppers are usually the best tasting, and the hottest. They will be good for cooking, and I generally have plenty to give to my foodie friends.
CD
CD
rascal
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The wife's the gardener, I just propagate, I love doing that. I'm also a human wheelbarrow.
Russ
Pics of my increasingly out-of-control herb garden:
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
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