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There's been a heatwave in England this week and it's brought on the garlic crop (38 degrees Celsius for three days).
So it comes and without giving too much away, it's looking great!
What to do with the gaps in the raised beds it has come from? Well how about two P's? Pak Choi and Mange Tout peas? It may seem a little late, but in the Pak Choi's case, it loves being sown after the longest day. The experts are also sating that you can plant aPea crop this late, so we are giving it a go!
By Keith GoodenThere's been a heatwave in England this week and it's brought on the garlic crop (38 degrees Celsius for three days).
So it comes and without giving too much away, it's looking great!
What to do with the gaps in the raised beds it has come from? Well how about two P's? Pak Choi and Mange Tout peas? It may seem a little late, but in the Pak Choi's case, it loves being sown after the longest day. The experts are also sating that you can plant aPea crop this late, so we are giving it a go!