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1d •
My growing space
Well its another dull Cornish day today, but i thought i show you some picks of my growing space.
3 likes • 18h
@Tina Ward I love this. Thanks for sharing - it's very motivating.
4d •
Grow Baby Grow
UK growing season has started and it’s time to not only start growing but to grow like your life depends on it We are in a time of change in the world and that change is I believe going to be painful We just moved to a friends land land with land glass houses poly tunnels some chickens and my favourite part the electro culture that @Andrew Munro installed last year My suggestion is buy seeds if you need them or not, grow grow grow, eat it, pickle it, jar it, give it away but what ever you do have it coming on Big love all ❤️
2 likes • 3d
I've got spring cabbage, onions, shallots, garlic, potatoes and lettuce growing outdoors. My tomato and pepper seedlings are coming on nicely in the conservatory. Next week it's peas to go outside because it looks like there will be a couple of dry days....🙄
8d •
Grow nutritious food
It’s time to grow like never before as this war rolls on and costs spiral I’d advise getting seeds compost to grow what you need 🙏 Let’s help fill the short falls in our food supply this year Thank you all for being here and caring x
0 likes • 6d
@Richard Higgins Apparently that video has been removed. 🤔
2 likes • 5d
@Jannyne Holmes If you have a printer there are some free downloads here: https://www.gardenorganic.org.uk/expert-advice/garden-management/seed-saving/seed-saving-guidelines
6d •
Vine hooks on raised beds
I had some vine hooks left from making Roman blinds,so put on the raised beds so I can attach wire netting to protect my strawberries from next door cat and birds,and maybe make into little tunnels if I can keep wind from blowing them away.
1 like • 6d
Fantastic idea!
19d •
My mason bees have started to emerge
but they're too early! I opened this fridge this morning and a bee flew out. When I checked the box there were two more on the verge of escaping their cocoons. I've had to put all the cocoons and the emerged bees outside in their house, but the apple tree hasn't come into bloom yet. 😔I do have some veg that I let go to seed and they are flowering, so please keep your fingers crossed that this is enough to keep them fed until the apple tree blooms. 🤞
1 like • 17d
@Rae Stevens Yes, I bought these for my garden. Last year was the first year. The cocoons stored in my fridge over winter are the offspring of last years bees. From the information I can find, it appears that it is quite common for the bees to emerge early if they've used up their own internal supplies. I can't leave them in the fridge because they will starve, so I hope the spring flowers will keep them going for a bit. Next week is supposed to give us a few sunny days which may prompt some apple blossom which is what they really love. I'm feeling a little stressed, worrying about them. Hopefully nature will find a way.
3 likes • 13d
They seem to be doing OK, and getting on with what comes naturally.... 😉
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