Just a quick update, we’ve been busy in the NutriCherry household readying plants to go outdoors once things warm up a little more. Along with my home made herb bed we’ll be planting a mix of seeds including tomatoes, cucumbers, courgettes, beetroot, carrots, onions and potatoes into our raised beds. There’s a mix of “real seeds”, F1 hybrids and seeds recovered from last year in there.
Over the summer, I’m going to build some covers for the beds somewhat like mini poly-tunnels so that we can extend the growing season slightly. I’ve already got enough wood that I’ve recovered, and some blue 25mm outdoor pipe left over from other jobs that I can use to build the frames. I’m going to use some high grade polythene as the cover.
For now, I’m not even sure of all the seeds that have been germinated, I guess I’ll try and play catch-up there and find out what we’re going to get later in the year!
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