I discovered some volunteer squash plants earlier in the year and decided that as they seemed to want to grow, I would let them. I transplanted them into a raised bed and that's where the problem lies. Because now, I've had to offer support to maintain the health of the plant. What you can't see in this picture is the makeshift hammock on the left, which is holding that part of the plants up. They are rapidly growing along the hooped wire panel on the right. I fully expect them to keep going..... I may not be able to get in the cage at this rate..... 😂

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My peas this year haven't done so well.... How about everyone else?

Hi guys I’ve been up since early this morning collecting slugs and snails from around the gardens tunnels and green house Yesterday was so hot they were all out as the sun dropped to get food and water and caused huge carnage I’m completely chemical free so one of my only defences is being there and picking them off one at a time I do use frass from Mad Company that is ground soldier ants that gives on a fragrance that slugs hate Keep a watch out guys as someone always wants to eat your hard work What do you use against pests in your countries ?

Hi everyone. Im not sure about you, but these weather extremes are exhausting! The brassicas are in their elements,as is everything inside the polytunnel. However we have lost all the fruit on the fruit trees due to the wind (and heat a couple of weeks ago),which is so sad. I wonder if there is going to be a fruit shortage this year? Dont get me wrong, on the flip side, im grateful for all the rain,as the IBC's are filling, and that is precious. How are you all doing so far? are you having similar problems? whats growing well for you and what isnt?