...but I just went outside now - after a frantically busy Saturday cleaning,shopping etc etc - and there they were.....POTATOES!!!!
What I should have done of course was label which variety I put where..... Then I would know why three rows have come up and not the other three
It is all so much easier when you plant them in tyres this stack is this and that stack is that...these are colibans (both stacks)
And here is the garlic I planted only one variety
They are in tyre stacks two high (but they are four wheel drive tyres) - and I have three stacks of them
I hope you are all enjoying your weekend - tomorrow we are off to the zoo - Over the mountain and through some back roads to Clifton. But right now I have to check on the roast lamb and ice the birthday cake.
Love and hugs
daisymum
8 comments:
Glad to see your garden growing, I just love gardens but, I don't have room to have a garden. Thanks, for sharing yours.
Enjoy the Zoo.
Hugs~~~Leslie
You can live your garden dream vicariouslyu thorugh mine if you like Leslie. Pots can be gardens, when the kids were little and I seemed to be trapped insdei or close to the house most of the timeI used to grow my potatoes in tyres and tomatoes inpots and lettuce in pots.
daisymum
Hooray for the spuds!!!
Hooray
Hooray
The spuds look good and so does the garden...Let me know what you think of the Clifton Zoo as I thought about taking my Japanese students there....
Mandy
Hi,
it's so nice to see your garden growing! I love the photos very much!
I wish you much fun today - enjoy the Zoo :-)!
Have a wonderful day,
greetings from Germany,
Katrin
Katrin Welcome to Daisy Mountain. My family are from Stadt (great great grandparents).
daisymum
Ah patience and persistance. I have a late growing tomato bush that I will need to construct a glasshouse for, or send North to QLD as its too cold hear in the mountains. Need to construct something anyway as the possums, birds etc like to eat our produce here.
Daisy, I'm sorry to tell you this but you shouldn't grow food in tyres. There is a problem with cadmium, a known carginogen.
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