I refer of course to a line from the song "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin" from the wonderful musical Oklahoma.
My sweetcorn has grown to about a metre high in just over a month but I doubt it will reach as high as the song suggests, I put the excellent growth down to a really liberal application of well rotted compost dug in before planting, just need more sun and plenty of water now.
The plot looked lovely this morning so I took plenty of photos including a beautiful Scarlet Tiger Moth such a shame they rest with the wings closed.
A seven spot native ladybird was nice to observe instead of the invader species.
I dug the last of my first early potato Vales Emerald and got a surprise with the amount of potatoes off just one plant. 10 pictures in total
Vales Emerald from just one plant |
The spuds and Broad Beans are definitely my kind of thing. It sounds as if you are very keen on Vale's Emerald; I might try them next year.
ReplyDeleteI still think Charlotte takes some beating for texture and flavour
ReplyDeleteLove the light filtering through the poppies.
ReplyDeleteI am really pleased with the little Sony RX100m2 camera it does most things well
ReplyDeleteLovely shots David - especially the moth. That's not a bad haul of beans and potatoes - I have grown Foremost potatoes again this year they have a lovely flavour.
ReplyDeleteElaine are Foremost a firm texture I may try then next year? Vales Emerald break up if overcooked in the slightest
DeleteBlimey I've only just planted or sweet corn out! Potatoes and broad beans look good enough to eat.
ReplyDeleteSue we are down on the South coast some distance from you weather wise
DeletePS I believe that should read Martyn
DeleteBeautiful flowers and also great shots! Your harvest is so lovely. Such a nice and productive garden.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is Endah and thanks for your welcome comments
DeleteOur veggies seem to be behind everyone elses. Still it will all get eaten or shared out just a bit later.
ReplyDeleteJean
thats the main thing Jean
DeleteNothing beats freshly picked sweetcorn! Love the poppy photos, they look like tissue paper.
ReplyDeletethanks Debbie
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