Actually it’s green Now, it’s never been a bright pink, more green with pink stripes/splashes of pink but this year its totally green and frankly it’s no use to me with a family who point blank refuses to eat green rhubarb. So off I went on the rhubarb trail trying to find out why this year its green. The rhubarb I grow [...]
The variety of sweet potato that I grow (T65) has been bred and selected for our shorter summers, the flesh of the tuber is more creamy in colour than the orange colour tubers bought in supermarkets, and has a much nicer flavour. I bought my slips last year from the organic garden catalogue – yes I know, pricier than using [...]
The first year I grew peas was a total disaster! I started the seeds off in loo roll inners and everything was going well – nice little healthy plants at home, then the time came to plant them out and it was down hill from there. They slowed down growth wise and the pods were far and [...]
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