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Harvest Monday – 23 Feb 2015

Monday, February 23, 2015 5:11
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Well, I finally picked some PSB!

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Since PSB is clearly one of my favourite vegetables, this is a significant moment for me – the culmination of 10 months of waiting.

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It wasn’t a lot, but when “de-constructed” it was quite sufficient for a 2-person serving. I described how I used it HERE.

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On Friday, my granddaughter Lara helped me clear the final part of my Woodblocx raised bed, and we collected the last of the Parsnips:

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They were mostly little “tiddlers”, but there were a few good ones.

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This one caused a certain amount of hilarity!

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Lara proudly shows off “Ms Hairy Legs”.

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Lara said how much she loves the sweet smell of freshly-dug Parsnips, and I totally agree.

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This photo demonstrates very clearly the difference between the two varieties I grew. “Guernsey Half-Long” is the short, fat, turnip-shaped one at the right, whereas the thicker, longer one is “Duchess”.

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That’s all I have harvested this week. My attention has turned now to sowing. So far I have sown Chillis, Asparagus, Basil and Broad Beans.

To read about some other harvests, please visit Harvest Monday, hosted as ever by Daphne’s Dandelions.

To read more articles like this, on Gardening and Gastronomy, please visit * http://marksvegplot.blogspot.com/ *



Source: http://marksvegplot.blogspot.com/2015/02/harvest-monday-23-feb-2015.html

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