After all the work in getting the new beds ready I thought I'd give you a list of what is actually growing in them and also, what is just around the corner...
So here is what is actually growing, today, in the garden (in the Ground)...or things waiting to be planted (And almost ready to go in the ground)
Bed Number | In the Ground | And almost ready to go in the ground: |
Bed 1 | Spunta Potatoes Oak Leaf Lettuce | |
Bed 2 | Courgettes Dog Beans (Patrick) Dwarf French Yellow Bean (Sarah) | Bari Cucumber (Kate) |
Bed 3 | Borlotto Beans Wisley Magic Runner Bean Purple Runner Bean (Sarah) Black Turtle Beans (Kate/Toni) | |
Bed 4 | Spunta Potatoes Binjt Potatoes Lollo Rosso Lettuce | |
Bed 5 | Verte Grande Asparagus Argenteuil Selection Asparagus | |
Bed 6 | Queensland Blue Pumpkin (Marie-Sylvie) Butternut squash (André) | |
Bed 7 | Ananas Tomato (chaiselongue) Geant Tomato (Gabriel) Coeur de Boeuf Tomato (Marie-Sylvie) | Purple Ukraine Tomato (Miss Fuggle) Veeroma Tomato (Miss Fuggle) Golden Sunrise Tomato |
Bed 8 | Glasking Perpetual Rhubarb (Val) White Lisbon Spring Onions Lillia Red Salad Onion Jaune Paille des Vertus Onion Globe Artichoke | |
Bed 9 | Melon Medley Charentais Melon (M.Gary) | |
Bed 10 (a) | Ian’s Red Cherry Tomato | Yellow Cornos Capsicum (Kate) Kaibi Round Pepper (Miss Fuggle) |
Bed 11 | Bok Choy | Red Radicchio Cavolo Nero (Kate) Cabbage Broccoli |
Bed 12 | Douce Provence Peas Dwarf French Green Beans (Sarah) | Yakon (Patrick) |
Bed 13 (a,c,e) | Longue d’Espagne Hazelnuts Salad Leaves Radish (18 day) Radicchio | |
Bed 14 - 24 | These beds are not yet Constructed | |
Bed 25 | Groeseillier a Grappe Juniper Red Currant Raspberries (André) | |
Bed 26 | Zeva Raspberries Magnific Delbard Raspberries September Raspberries Fall Gold Raspberries | |
Bed 27 | Bay Evergreen Shrub (Still to identify) Deciduous Shrub (Still to Identify) Hyssop | Thyme |
Bed 28 | Cotoneaster Lacteus Deciduous Shrub (Still to Identify) | Wild Flower Mix |
Bed 29 | Cotoneaster Lacteus Kerria Japonica Pleniflora Lagerstroemia Rouge | Wild Flower Mix |
Bed 30 | Evergreen Shrub (Still to identify) Deciduous Shrub (Still to Identify) | Wild Flower Mix |
SALAD GARDEN | Oak Leaf Lettuce Joy’s Cos Lettuce Radicchio Radish Broad Beans Garlic(Patrick) Burgundy Creole Cuban Purple Creole Tuscan Ail Blanc de Lomagne Salad Onions Spring Onions Leeks Fennel Marais des Bois Strawberry Gariguette Strawberry | Batavia Lettuce Wild Alpine Strawberry |
HERB GARDEN | Basil Chervil Chives Coriander Flat Leaf Parsley Garden Cress Garden Mint Peppermint Sage |
The Salad Garden seems a bit strange now but it was originally the vegetable garden and it will become more salad oriented as we harvest the existing crops.
The layout for the new garden originally allowed 12 beds for expansion...but I have already pressed one into service to grow Hazelnuts (Bed 13) so there is space for just 11 more.
and here is a sketch plan of the new garden
2 comments:
The layout looks amazing! Can't wait to see some photos. Congratulations.
Jane
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