 | My First COURGETTE (Zucchini) I am growing Courgettes for the first time ever this year. I have just two plants and they have now started to produce fruit. So here they are... The very first courgettes I have ever grown.. I tasted the one that is cut and it was delicious.
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 | And my first SEEDS to SAVE I have also done quite well with Broad Beans this year, again my first time ever. They are over now and I have eaten lots and frozen some. I left these few (about 500gms {1 lb}) until the pods were quite black and then harvested them for seed for next year. |
| And a little RESCUE A couple of years ago I went away in late November for a few days and didn't return until late April.. NO, I wasn't thrown in prison but it is a long story.... Anyway, when I got back, one of my lemon trees had suffered severe damage from the winter chills. To be honest, I quickly decided that it was a gonner and threw it under the bench in the workshop where I forgot about it. Imagine my surprise the other day, when I suddenly noticed a glimmer of hope. I think it's on the road to recovery. |
And a big thank you to all those people who have offered advice and support. You know who you are.
3 comments:
Wow that is all great Ian.
I love zucchini fresh in salad or pan fried with a little salt and olive oil.
They are so sweet and crisp when fresh from the garden.
Thanks Maggie, you inspired me to pan fry some the other day and I loved it.
I have a rule about dead trees. Do not condemn a tree to the dead pile till it shows no signs of life for 2 years!
Works for me.
Works for the trees.
Cheers from Hobart
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