It’s time. Time to start buying in the compost, digging out the soil block maker, getting the seeds sorted and the allotment plan pencilled in. It’s time. My potatoes tell me so….
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It’s time. Time to start buying in the compost, digging out the soil block maker, getting the seeds sorted and the allotment plan pencilled in. It’s time. My potatoes tell me so….
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Sigh… We still have at least 40 cm of snow everywhere. I planted some herbs. 🙂
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40cm? I don’t think I’ve ever seen that much snow!
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Ooo our spuds are looking like that too! We are planting most at the allotment but I am doing a few in a tub on the patio because the kids adored digging the potatoes our last year, they were so excited it was like they were digging for treasure!
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Digging? Mine just booted the tub over.
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I cannot wait to get my hands into the soil again! Soon… but not soon enough. We still have the rest of this month before I can be sure of no more snow. I’d love to try potatoes this year! I could see how Linzi said her kids thought it was like “digging for treasure”~ I remember that from my childhood days. Have fun preparing your garden!
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Fun might be stretching it 😉 we have clay soil and it’s hard work all the way!
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Are those fresh eggs in the top photo? I heard they’re tho only kind you can keep outside the fridge. I’d love to have access to them; like you I, too, dream of life on a farm 🙂
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So long as eggs haven’t been washed they are fine to be kept unrefrigerated. They aren’t sold in a chiller cabinet. But one day I hope to have fresh eggs, yes!
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