I collected another trug full of vegetables, and I had to pull up the rest of my Pak Choi as its all gone to seed (the chickens and rabbit are happy though).
Neil decided to dig the soakaway for the garage, crazy in the heat, and he also made me some brick ledges to put my pots on (I think he was fed up having to move all my pots when he wanted to cut the grass). They look much tidier.
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One of my birthday presents from my brother was a herb dryer, so no more trying to dry herbs in the oven (and leaving them in too long to incinerate...). So far I'm drying Oregano, Basil and Mint.
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1 comment:
Sympathy on the sunburn! The garden produce looks lovely-I do like the idea of putting the pots up like that-very tidy. Hope your son had a great time at the prom! He and his friends look nice all spiffed up!
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