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Category Archives: roots and tubers
Garden journal – 6 October 2017
I did some ‘work’ in the garden today. Not counting minor interventions like taking off dock leaves and flowering stems it was the first time I had done anything since pruning the fruit trees and removing the flowering stems from … Continue reading
Posted in forest garden development, Fruit, Polycultures, roots and tubers
Tagged apple, chives, garlic, grape hyacinth, honesty, lamb's lettuce, land cress, narcissi, Oca, tree onoins
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Pennard Plants
The range of suppliers that provide interesting heritage and perennial vegetables is increasing all the time. I used to survey all the companies I knew of each year to provide a summary for readers but that would be too big … Continue reading
Masses of mashua and plenty to spare
Further to my post on 7 January 2016 I have had a chance at last to dig up some of the mashua harvest – this is the haul from what was either one or two plants. The tubers were all … Continue reading
Will it grow?
That was the question from the puzzled looking greengrocer in the market the other morning. I was buying a celeriac and as he apologetically told me that it still had leaves on, I replied that it didn’t matter, but was … Continue reading
A (somewhat early) harvest of yacon
We hope to complete on our house sale soon which means I am harvesting vegetables in the Telford garden sooner than I would normally do. On Thursday it was the turn of the yacon. I broke off the edible tubers … Continue reading
Recent plantings and changes in the Borderland garden
I have made some changes in the Borderland garden over the past two weeks. The vegetable patch begun last year (for a polyculture of perennial vegetables) has been moved and fruit trees planted. The vegetable patch was in the way … Continue reading
Evaluating 2013 in the Telford garden
Our house in Telford went up for sale in the late spring of 2013. As yet it has not sold but the year began with the clear possibility in mind that we may not see the growing season out in … Continue reading
Delights in the Mid Winter Garden
I would contend that a garden of edible perennials must be one of the few to yield delights in the cold and often bleak mid winter months. I have left a number of root vegetables in the ground over the … Continue reading
List of Perennial Vegetable Suppliers 2014
The most popular links on my blog are easily those to seed companies that sell perennial vegetables. Last year I did a spreadsheet to cover all the main perennials and who supplies them and supplied it to a few people … Continue reading
Evaluating 2013 and Looking Forward to 2014 in the Borderland Garden
2013 gave me an wonderful opportunity to start a new garden in the Welsh / English borders. There are already a series of posts about this venture, and there are links below to some of these. At the start of … Continue reading