The weather here has been weird - very mixed. From bright, hot sunshine to cold, pouring rain; thunderstorms, lightning etc. But that's June for you.
One year we had hailstones as big as marbles!
But not this year, thank goodness!
I have been busy with the potager and everything's going fine. The beetroot are growing apace and I don't know what I'm going to do with them all...
They are nuch bigger than when I took this photo - about golf ball size now.

Also I have been eating home-grown lettuce...


...and it is delicious!
On Monday I planted brussels sprouts (from a friend) and today I have planted out my tomatoes. They are really tiny, and I fear for their future!
The potatoes - out in the back - are doing well too and are in flower.
Oh, and I fogot to mention the butternut squash! so there'll be lots to eat in a few months!
3 comments:
Your potager is doing really well, Penny.
I think you can freeze beetroot to use in salads maybe? Or chutney/sliced in vinegar?? Ful of bright ideas! Looking forward to hearing about the dating.
Good luck with both your projects. :-)
Your lettuce and indeed your entire meal looks delicious! We are growing and harvesting lettuce also, but the tiny green bugs are a nightmare to wash away--I've done four rinsings and have still had the little green things floating in the water.
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