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2017 GROWING THREAD

Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by ARMANDII, Jan 9, 2017.

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        Harvested some stuff mainly for the big roast tomorrow.

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        I am very pleased with how the parsnips turned out as the seeds were planted quite late on in the season.

        Here they are (along with the potatoes) just a few moments ago:

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          Garlic I brought on in the greenhouse has done better than the ones outside. Planting it out now :) DSCI0001 (17).JPG
           
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            Last parsnip left in the garden and a few sprouts too, roll on next year.
             
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