The intensive cabbage bed
Peter Norris June 12, 2015 The bed here was harvested the last potatoes today, and is now renamed "the small intensive cabbage bed" Over the next few months it will be shown how intensive it can be at 1 × 1.2m. From...
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- Renovation of kitchen garden
- Start-up of MINI-KITCHEN GARDEN
- Overwintered broccoli
- The cherry trees are protected with water
- Ground cover prevents evaporation
- Corn and beets
- Overwintered spring onions
- Spring salad
- Potatoes and night frost
- Broccoli plants - early senility
- Cabbage and hard frost
- The salad is replaced by the early tomatoes
- Early red onions
- Rapini
- Several crops on the same area
- Stand for the very tall peas
- The earliest peas
- Help with watering courgettes
- The intensive cabbage bed
- Beetroot gets a place under the beans
- Overwintered broccoli
- Overwintering bulbs
- The last salad of the year was seen
- The decorative bed
- Sowing of the overwintering in September
- Welcome to Åben Havelåge
- Broccoli as a second crop
- Protection against budworms
- The asparagus beetle
- Peas can be sown in November
- Celery leaves for winter use
- Transplanting cabbage
- The earliest salad was sown
- Beetroot is pre-cultivated
- Spring's first green eat
- Laying of early potatoes
- Peas were seen in several batches
- Carrots are thinned
- Broccolini
- Composting of cabbage sticks
- Experiences with salad in the winter
- Beets
- Covers of crops
- Potato mold
- Cabbage sticks turn into compost
- Overwintering crops and moisture
- Reconstruction of the kitchen garden
- The care of the kitchen garden is made easier
- Overwintering broccoli
- Parsley root
- Overwintering carrots
- Overwintering spit bowl
- The salads are transplanted
- Overwintering peas
- Winter salad
- Winter sowing of carrots
- Savoy cabbage
- Sowing of lettuce and spinach in hot season
- Beans
- Avoid budworms
- Carrots
- Strawberry
- Cauliflower
- Peter Norris: Self-sufficiency
- Great places to buy seeds
- Boast cauliflower
- Wintering broccoli variety Aquiles
- Multi-sown radishes
- Climbing courgettes
- Defiant cauliflower for early spring harvest
- Abundance of lettuce
- Room for beets, spinach and broccolini.
- Planting leeks takes the time it takes
- Overwintering carrots with time confusion
- Germination of lettuce seeds in refrigerator
- Circular economy at garden level
- Compost production
- White thread in bulbous plants
- Large Potato Plants - WHY?
- Cauliflower with side shoots
- Is there anything below?
- Germination of lettuce in the summer heat
- Cauliflower grown at only 35 x 30 cm
- Irrigation of young leeks
- Grams 3 feet tall peas
- Tomatoes .... own seeds or buy-seeds?
- Corn - eye spot
- Last batch of lettuce for harvest this year was seen NOW!
- Mini-white cabbage as 2nd crop
- Autumn tomatoes
- Free-range tomatoes without mold
- So onions in August
- Garlic and garlic
- Cucumber and spider mites
- Drying onions in moist autumn
- Repotting cabbage in November
- Parsley root
- Peas for overwintering
- Carrots for overwintering
- Autumn peas
- Great planting day
- SOAP PLAN FOR CAULIFLOWER 2018
- Savoy-cabbage competition
- Sowing of this year's onions
- Too early sprouted carrots
- Early potatoes are laid
- Beetroot as a side benefit
- LONG, STRAIGHT, SMOOTH Parsley roots
- Christmas cauliflower as a spring gift
- Space problems are fixed with moving
- Bad planning - or the weather?
- Planting leeks in extreme summer weather
- Shallots from seeds
- Potatoes in sheep's wool
- Climbing courgette not only climbs!
- Rod beans are harvested
- Parsley root in "beautiful" forms
- The last salad of the season
- Lettuce, tomatoes and frost
- Autumn-sown peas
- Early cauliflower
- Spinach sprouts
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Beetroot gets a place under the beans
Peter Norris May 29, 2016 It may not be so fantastically well connected that on the one hand you consider how the kitchen garden can be reduced just a little because two people eventually can not manage to eat through it all at all -...
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Overwintered broccoli
Peter Norris June 26, 2015 Status of overwintered broccoli in manure bench: the early batch of broccoli tends to be removed in early June (after heads are harvested) to make room for cucumbers in the bench. This time I sowed the cucumbers...
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Overwintering bulbs
Peter Norris June 1, 2016 Wintering onions can be grown either from chives or from seeds. For me, both methods have given roughly the same result, both in terms of survival and yield, while growing from seed is by far the cheapest - so...
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The last salad of the year was seen
Peter Norris August 8, 2015 · The picture should just illustrate that the last salad of the year will soon be sown. To be exact right now on Monday the 10th. - neither more nor less. The date is not chosen at random, but has been...
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The decorative bed
Peter Norris June 3, 2016 Just because you mess around with soil and compost and chicken manure on a daily basis, does not mean that you cannot be affected by a little decorative disease from time to time. And the bed here is probably...
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