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Freezer Filling | www.grow-veg.uk
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Despite it being the height of summer this weather hasn’t been helping the garden through what should be its period of peak productivity. Temperatures are lower than they should be and there’s little sunlight around at present. But in the face of pouring rain for much of today it was important to get out and harvest various things which had ripened. Gooseberries ripe for picking. A good gooseberry harvest from a humble (cheap! Just a few yards away the blueberry bush is in full production. Between the be...
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Preparation | www.grow-veg.uk
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Preparation is all important in my view. From the menu above: some humble thoughts about soil, seeds and the structures which hold them! Cooling colours and Comebacks. I’m just a Bean Counter. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 160 other followers. Things on this site. Blogs I Follow (latest 50). I'm. Right Now. Trust in Kim (she will guide thee). Bees 'n beans. Ruchi's Veg Kitchen. The 4th Cycle Gardener. An adventure...
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Harvest Time | www.grow-veg.uk
https://grow-veg.uk/2015/06/27/harvest-time
For me, this is one of the best times of the vegetable growing year. Root crops have been rapidly swelling and there is so much lovely food to pick and enjoy. First out of the ground today was this trio of beetroots: one each of Detroit White, Golden and Chioggia. Colourful trio of beetroots. They ended up in a roasting bag with some swede, also picked today. Alongside are the first mangetout of the year. Beets ready for roasting, with mangetout alongside. Beetroot leaves – a spinach substitute. The thre...
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Pickling | www.grow-veg.uk
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It was a pleasant surprise to find how easy it is to pickle shallots. Top/tail and de-skin them, leave in salt water overnight. Then pack them into jars and pour […]. Read Article →. This was earlier in the year, but faced with a glut of French Breakfast radish I had a go at pickling them. Properly, chopped up into official pickling vinegar, added […]. Read Article →. Cooling colours and Comebacks. I’m just a Bean Counter. Follow Blog via Email. Join 160 other followers. Things on this site. I only post ...
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Cooking and Eating | www.grow-veg.uk
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Recipes and serving suggestions. All genuinely cooked and wolfed down here in our house. We’ve tried Public Recipes and recipes we’ve made up ourselves. Both are on the ‘menu’ above. See what I did there? PS I take all the photos on this web site myself. Please don’t pinch ’em. Thanks. Cooling colours and Comebacks. I’m just a Bean Counter. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 160 other followers. Things on this site.
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The POTATO (parents of traumatised adopted teens organisation) website. Why we need this group. Bbqs, holidays and first on the list. By Parents of Adopted Teens (POTATO group). It is time for the seasonal blog and its BBQ weather. Yes…. British weather so darting indoors missing the showers, hoping the gateau will defrost in time for pud. “Man cook with fire” pervades and thankfully someone has brought some…. Parenting Adopted Teens in the UK. APV when planets collide. Why we need this group.
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Storing | www.grow-veg.uk
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If you’re lucky enough to grow lots of something -and you’re not as greedy as I am – you need to know how to store it so that you can enjoy it at your own pace – maybe months later. Success stories and catastrophes via the menu above …. Cooling colours and Comebacks. I’m just a Bean Counter. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 160 other followers. Things on this site. Blogs I Follow (latest 50). I'm. Right Now. Bees �...
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Coming In and Going Out | www.grow-veg.uk
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Coming In and Going Out. It was a big day in the garden today: after lifting various matured crops I was finally able to move the tomato plants out of the plastic tents and into open ground. To me this marks a new phase in the growing year, when the root crops like carrots, potatoes and onions make way for softer summery things like tomatoes and lettuces. Some of today’s. Out of the ground today came. Potatoes, various beetroots and a row of lovely carrots of the variety. Nice big harvest of broad beans.
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Freezing | www.grow-veg.uk
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There’s a thing called Tree Kale: a group of tall, sturdy perennial brassicas, big enough to be considered trees and crowned by large edible leaves. They’re not often seen here […]. Read Article →. I’m trying to grow lemongrass again this year. Last year’s attempt floundered when a pot of young stalks didn’t survive the lower over-winter temperatures in a mini greenhouse. I’ll bring […]. Read Article →. Read Article →. Dry, freeze, eat, prepare. Read Article →. Coming In and Going Out. Read Article →.
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Public recipes | www.grow-veg.uk
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Category Archives: Public recipes. Fronds to the fore Autumn means leaves will be falling from the trees soon but in terms of vegetable growing it’s a time when the emerging crops bring lots of […]. Read Article →. Big, small, green, red, crunch! Or how at this time of year every phase of vegetable growing is there to be enjoyed As we enter the last few weeks of summer there are lots of […]. Read Article →. Read Article →. You did what with a can of chickpeas? Read Article →. Read Article →. Enter your e...
