Our advisors have told us to grow mustard in the glasshouse because when you plant in tomatoes in the spring you can grow them without disease.
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- Malcolm and Paul take a break from shredding
- A great many peach buds
- Some of the fig cuttings
- Prolific macadamias
- This is parrot damage to the macadamias
- Deirdre and the Adriatic fig
- Paul spreads compost round apples
- One of the pear trees in winter
- Frost 25 June 06
- Lettuces and dalmatian peas and a timer for watering
- Mustard in the glasshouse
- The comfrey and nettle tub/blueberries
- Later that day on 24 June the rainbow came
- Winter weather and a bad gutter
- Deirdre's dinner and something about food
- Persimmons are plentiful now
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