How to make wonderful layer raised beds in 8 steps (the link to the pdf is at the end of the post):
Link to the pdf: Bed-layers-info-StepByStep
Category Archives: Learning
Early sowings
It’s already time to start early sowings inside!
Sunflower seeds harvest
It’s incredible how much seeds you can get from only one flower!
Green cherry tomato jam
We had plenty of green cherry tomatoes from the Daily Bread Space… so we decided to make jam!
Easiest recipe ever:
1kg of green tomatoes, juce of 2 lemons, 1 vanilla pod and 700g of sugar.
Cut the tomatoes, combine with the rest in a (very) big pan, boil to dissolve the sugar and cook at medium heat for 1hr…that’s it 🙂
September gardening
There are still sunny days in September to enjoy gardening, harvest seeds for the next season and sow winter growing plants!
Indoors plantings in March
It is time to start indoors plantings of plants you could tranfer outside later 🙂
You can use this very useful calendar to know what you can plant when:
February
It’s not too early in the year to do gardening!
If you like digging (rather than using no-dig growing methods), you can do so now if your soil isn’t frozen or water-logged. Dig compost into the soil if you have any. Soils benefits from “settling” at least six weeks before sowing or planting!
In protected and sunny patches you can sow: broad beans, kohlrabi, parsnips, peas, radish, spinach.
Under cover (cold frames may do) you can sow: beetroot, broad beans, many brassicas, leeks, lettuce, onions.
– From “Grow your own vegetables” by Joy Larkcom