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| Broad Beans |
My Winter broad beans are coming along steadily. The branches from my garden prunings are coming in handy as stakes. I haven't done any watering since the first time at sowing. I am attempting to not water at all throughout Winter as we do get good rainfall. Not long after I took this photo the strawberry pot went topsy turvey on its head.
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| Garlic |
Further along in the strawbale bed, on bitumen (asphalt), the garlic is also showing green and strong. I have lots of garlic around the garden amongst the apple trees, roses and pretty much wherever I felt like putting them.
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| Celery & Snow Peas |
The last third has some left over celery and snow peas: again the pruned branches come in handy as supports.
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| Spinach |
Spinach is showing green in the smaller strawbale bed.
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| Shrubs into trees: prunings |
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| Prunings |
The shrubs along the side fence grew into trees and now cut off the Winter sun for the back deck. #3 son has been pruning them for me. It will give me wood for woodwork, firewood, kindling for a rocket stove and fire and leaves for mulch in the garden and for pathways.
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| Coriander |
Coriander is growing beautifully in a small plastic grow box. I must do more of this.
Such a lot growing for Tassie in winter - I'm impressed. I often think I am very lucky gardening in Northern NSW, where winter is one of the better growing seasons.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed looking at your blog. There is a lot growing in your garden! I have never been successful growing nasturtiums...i don't think they like Texas.I just love their bright colors.
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