Patient garden
Written by: adekun on 26 March, 2010 3:11 pm - Filed under: garden — No Comments »
Veg garden in March
The garden has been awaiting attention a good while now. The most pressing job is to sort out the asparagus bed. Rainwater collects there and does a good job of preventing the plants from drying out. The downside is that many seeds also get washed up there. I expect many of the roots are entwined and a heavy handed approach is the only way to clear it of weeds.
Spring was here
Written by: adekun on 25 March, 2009 11:14 pm - Filed under: garden — 2 Comments »
Weeds turned up, clover turned in.
Every few days the weather seems to go from one extreme to the other. At the beginning of the week the first tips of asparagus had pushed through. Along with the garlic and onions, I had wanted to have got the beds weeded beforehand. At least clover was turned in. This may be back with vengeance and add to the list of things to keep an eye on. Once the weather settles, Kento can get out there and plant some potatoes.
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