Will the Rain Bring Winter?
April 26, 2009 · Print This Article
Scarecrow’s Log: 26:04:2009:
Lowest Min 6.2C
Highest Max 25C
Lowest Max 11.7C
Rain 26mm
Frosts are on the 7 day forecast!
Worried that all that green growth would mean no roots on the Turnips in Bed 2, I took a sneaky peak and it looks like they are growing well. I’ll start picking these at about tennis ball size so they are about half size already.
See the latest update for the Garlic Trial Here
Propagation:
Took about 26 runners off the Strawberry Tank Bed and popped them into loose potting-on mixture in a Styrofoam box. Looks
like new strawberry bed for next year. I have a couple of old tanks earmarked for that.Dug up volunteer Warrigal Greens Tetragonia tetragonoides that were popping up in the Herb Spiral…I shall be keeping a look out for all sorts of volunteer seedlings now that rain has come!
The seed and cutting trials I’m monitoring for my course are all going well…some of those cuttings are showing roots already!
New in the Garden that week:
Nothing new that week except for the RAIN!!!
Weekly Harvest Tally:
Doesn’t include Greens fed to the chooks on a daily basis or herbs picked for use in the kitchen for cooking or tea making.
Carrots Atomic Red***60g
Celery Kintsai (Soup Celery)***65g
Jerusalem Artichokes***1218g (that was one plant)
Shallots Red***435g
Silverbeet***65g
Tomato Ida Gold***150g
Apples Golden Delicious***2230g
Strawberry Guava***40g yummy!
Plus a yummy mix of greens for soups/stirfries/salads…Kale, Lettuce, Watercress, Lebanese Watercress, Chives, Parsley, Soup Celery, Beetroot, Turnip and Swede Greens.
Plus 8 Eggs from the girls.
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