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Tag Archives: Tomatoes
Mid September 2020 – The beginning of the end
Whilst there are still quite a few tomatoes still to come, its obvious that the plants are well past their best and we can see that the end of the season is in sight. We pulled up the first of … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Garden, Tomato Cultivars, Vegetables
Tagged carrots, soup, tomato diseases, Tomatoes, vegetables
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Recipe – Simple Tasty Tomato Soup – Deal with the Glut
In August and early September there is always a glut of tomatoes and whilst there are lots of ways of dealing with it, freezing, chutney, sauce, etc. this is another recipe which is also good in September when the days … Continue reading
Posted in Recipe, Tomato Cultivars
Tagged Carrot, Onion, Recipe, Tasty Tomato Soup, Tomato Soup, Tomatoes
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August 2020 – Report so far
Most things are doing fine. The tomatoes are cropping well with much the same weight of tomatoes as the previous couple of years so far. The 2018 crop seemed to peak in a few weeks time so it will be … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment, Blog, Garden, Greenhouse, Vegetables
Tagged cabbage, carrots, cucumber, French Beans, physalis, Tomatoes
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2020 Tomatoes Sown
After Tuesday’s indecision as to what to sow, today (despite the wind and rain) I spent some time in the greenhouse sowing my tomatoes which are now on top of the cupboards in the kitchen (a warm place). My final … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Greenhouse, Tomato Cultivars, Vegetables
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2020 Tomato Decisions
Deciding what to tomatoes to grow Continue reading
Recipe: Fish Tagine
This recipe isn’t really a Tagine but it has all the taste of a Moroccan dish. When we first made it we were nervous of the spice quantities and we reduced them from the recipe we started with and ended … Continue reading
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Tagged carrots, garlic, Onion, Tagine, Tomatoes, white fish
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End of October 2019 – Review
Well, we’ve got to the end of October, the clocks have gone back and fireworks are beginning to sound in advance of Guy Fawkes Night. I tend to think about now as the end of the productive year and start … Continue reading
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Tagged Allotment, apples, French Beans, growing plants, growing vegetables, Tomatoes, vegetables
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Recipe: Tomato and Bean Soup
A relish to use the glut of beans early in the season. Continue reading
Recipe: Courgette, Ham & Cheese
A relish to use the glut of beans early in the season. Continue reading
End of July Update – 2019
We’ve come to the end of July and the garden/polytunnel are both doing well with decent harvests of French Beans, Cucumbers and Courgettes adding to the Lettuce (which are still going well). However, the Radishes, Broad Beans and Peas have … Continue reading
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Tagged alpine strawberries, blueberries, courgettes, cucumber, French Beans, raspberries, Tomatoes
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