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Tag Archives: yield
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
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
Forming a relationship with the garden
As time goes on my relationship with the small area comprising my polyculture patches changes and deepens in previously unanticipated and unexpected ways. Having spent some time considering why, I think that there are two main reasons. The first is … Continue reading
Using diverse crops to ensure a yield (2)
If my garden is not resilient it is nothing; and as the summer moves on this is becoming ever more apparent. The garden may be small, but for the area it occupies it is productive and I hope to improve … Continue reading
Oca in a pot and in shade
Oca growing in a pot with some lathyrus tuberosus (earth nut pea) looked lovely during the summer and produced 401 g of tubers for a single plant. What’s more they were packed into the pot like sardines and were all a good … Continue reading
Posted in Forest Gardening, Perennial Vegetables, Permaculture, Polycultures, roots and tubers, Telford Garden
Tagged apple, clove pink, earth nut pea, harvest, lathyrus tuber, mulch, Oca, scorzonera, wild rocket, wild violet, yield
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Growing Oca (3) – and harvesting and eating it
There continues to be lots of interest on this blog in growing oca and I have been waiting to harvest my oca before putting on an update. Oca tubers begin to form after the autumn equinox towards the end of September as the days grow shorter … Continue reading
Posted in Forest Gardening, Permaculture, Polycultures, roots and tubers, Telford Garden
Tagged harvest, Oca, Permaculture, polyculture, yield
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