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Currently got garlic and Elephant garlic growing nicely, also broad bean Aqua Dulce planted out late November. Onion sets and shallots planted. Early Onward are developing in the greenhouse as are tomato and pepper plants. Broad bean The Sutton seed germinating on a damp kitchen towel in a take...

Well I'll see your Rhubarb , and raise you winter salad.

Frost here this morning, now 7 degrees and looks like a nice sunny day with barely a breath of wind.

For years I always used Robinsons Mammoth, then I used some seed I got free with a magazine(Red Baron) which we liked, I think next year I will go back to the Mammoth seed.

Supermarkets will be shipping them all over the UK, not by post plus all sorts of other vegetables and fruit.I can only think of potato blight as extremely infectious, what other diseases worry you @Adam I

It looks as though you had a similar experience to me this morning with duplicates of your posts coming through I am hoping it has just got something to do with the changes that are underway. I deleted my repeat post. I could not agree with you more about just becoming a number as you get...

These plugs arrived a few days ago, very healthy. The other cells will get tomatoes

I have two 6x8 greenhouses, a few too many sown as always, but better too many than too few

No civilians ever deserve war, They don't get a say and yet they are the ones who suffer.Re Iran, a few weeks/months of bombing will make very little impact on the underlying ideology.

Thanks @AnniD I enjoyed watching last week's episode, and watched in fact twice.

Guillemots on the cliff ledge and below, Durlston Castle cliffs.

One of three Brimstones which settled on the Primroses briefly on our walk around Kingston Lacy NT this morning.

Mowed the lawn - first time this year.