Edible Gardening

Yes, it is worth the effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.

Thanks, I'll try that

I have never had blight in the greenhouse like I have had this year. With the very late season and poor cropping it has hardly been worth the time and effort.

The name makes it extra tempting but ill have to pass, I have too much already. Im trying to make a little herb botanical garden out my front for my neighbours and its going to swallow many of my pots. Im then moving my common herbs close to my front door. Self sufficiency!!I have collected...

I've grown lemon drop for a few years now. They are very prolific once they get going and I save some seed each year. I tend to use them whole, after rpicking witha darning needle, in bottles of olive oil for cooking or salad dressings and I remove the pith and seeds of others before chopping...

Honeymoon f1 Large Blight resistant tom, largest is 240g but most are more like 120Doesnt seem quite as resistant as merrygold but that could be its culturing. It cracked in dry weather but it sealed the cracks.Reasonably firm and a bit pasty but not mealy, so still pleasant. Reasonable...

I've just brought the last 1/4 sack of last years Sarpo Mira crop home. They have kept well in the Allotment shed. I do have some Anya as well but they have long shoots and are going soft so I don't think they are usable.

Thank you Wee Tam, that is very kind of you to say that.Steve...

Growing some purple bok choy and some "perrenial" kales I was gifted, one is supposed to become a giant bush eventually that you can keep alive by taking cuttings. interesting!

My Zebrune, White Star and some Italian ones I got from Lidl have just about all germinated from last weekends sowing.Karminka look to be old seed they are slower and have yet to appear. Hopefully they'll make an appearance in the next couple of days.I've got 120 modules multi sown of all...

... and here's the guy with his previous Pumpkin ... Portugal’s largest pumpkin “Isidora” is Algarve-grown - Portugal ResidentPaderne is about 20 minutes from me.

I seem to get a reasonable crop off of the ones I missed the year before, just makes me wonder if the drying out through the winter is not the best of things for a seed potato tuber.