I love heirloom veg!
Monthly Archives: January 2014
Mini red cabbage
Mini red cabbage
So cute… looks like a giant brussels sprout
Replanting
Also planted peas tonight… snow and sugar snap.
Hoping they have lots of fruit… even if they don’t it will be good green compost
Replanting
I was lucky not to loose much in the heatwave… my 2 week old Golden Beetroot didn’t stand a chance though.
Tonight I replanted my foam box garden with
Golden Beets
Corriander
Shallots
Dwarf Butter Beans
And Zinia in a wooden box for some color
Fingers crossed for good weather!
Crop rotation
A great guide. ..
Pink Ox-Heart Tomatoes
Finally got some good tomatoes!
These pink ox hearts are awesome. .. so tasty. They look like love hearts when sliced
Share the wealth
Picked cherry tomatoes to leave at the entry of our flats tonight. .. all gone already! !
Damn bugs!
Caterpillars have eaten into heaps of my tomatoes. ..
Mum’s main predator is s different type of enemy. ..she has green tomatoe bug.
Some tips on control
My best tip… look inspect your garden everyday and act quickly when you notice something!
Red spring onions
Melbourne heat wave claims 2000+ lives!
RIP Worm farm :,”-(
The string of hot days in Melbourne has led to the mortal demise of the occupants of my worm farm.
Keeping them wet didn’t help with multiple days over 40 degrees.
First Big tomatoes! !
Three are ripe… was gonna pick 1 but think I might take them all inside
Tonight’s harvest
2 ‘red iceburg’ and my first 3 heirloom tomatoes.
Unfortunately I was a bit heavy handed as usual and broke a stem that had another 3 decent sized green fruit.
Such is life 🙂
Harvested my favorite sunflower
In true Aussie form, ive been calling him ‘Tiny’!
His stalk was about 10′ tall
First tomatoes- tiny tom
I picked my first cherry tomatoes just now. I think they are called Tiny Tom
They are s free standing bush variety
Brunswick Gardener 