Right, ain't been here for ages and for those who are bothered, I apologise. OfSTED sort of screwed up all my plans. The weekend before SATs week is usually a free one - very little planning to do for assessments. However, the OfSTED call came on the Friday afternoon - inspector the following Wednesday and Thursday so no free time that weekend at all. Very little plotting done the following weekend either as that is recuperation weekend!
Also, don't think it rained more than once between the very wet and cold spring holiday fortnight and half term. And then half term started cold and wet. I was really starting to think that one of the Gods was really out to get me. I have managed to catch up a little bit though. My tomatoes went out this week - but I still have to find time to plant ones that my Dad and Mother in Law have given me. I have planted out French beans. I have built my runner bean rig and planted out runner beans. I have planted out most of my squash - the only ones that remain are the resown ones and the butternuts that are still pathetic little plants. I have also put out celery (a first) and celeriac. I have still got to get out loads of brassicas and sweetcorn (due to go out next weekend under the three week rule - pity I am on scout camp next weekend! Once the remaining stuff is out, I will be done and I can then maybe turn the back garden into something that does not resemble a junk yard and dog toilet!
Saturday 31 May 2008
Monday 5 May 2008
Stitch in Time
Phew - I have just finished sowing all the summer stuff - Runners, French (Green, Purple and Yellow), cucumbers, winter squash, summer squash, courgettes. I also potted on my Tomatoes, 
they needed it, but I am not doing sweetcorn until next week.
Yesterday I noticed that my potatoes are just starting the break through. My parsnips have started germinating, which is quicker than unsaved seed has done in the past. I may have one or two carrots coming through too.
I have also prepared ground for my peas to be planted out in next week. I will put out my last broad beans at the same time.
Jobs to do - brassica, tomato, chilli and squash ground to prepare.
they needed it, but I am not doing sweetcorn until next week.Yesterday I noticed that my potatoes are just starting the break through. My parsnips have started germinating, which is quicker than unsaved seed has done in the past. I may have one or two carrots coming through too.
I have also prepared ground for my peas to be planted out in next week. I will put out my last broad beans at the same time.
Jobs to do - brassica, tomato, chilli and squash ground to prepare.
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