Some little mushrooms have sprouted amongst the peppers and tomato plants I have in a planter. They look like button mushrooms but I can’t be sure 🤔
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Mushrooms appear
gardening
From the garden – August
They may only be small, but still tasty and satisfying to have grown them. Spring onions and garlic.
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First pepper complete
The first pepper was ready and was enjoyed as part of a salad 🥗
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Spider plant
The plant that just keeps on giving. Spider plant. The parent plant was on the brink of death (turns out I still have a knack of killing houseplants), but gave it some love, a new pot and gave some of the shoots the same. They are coming along nicely now.
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Citrus plants
Citrus plants. All grown from seeds in orange, grapefruit, lemon & tangerine. The bigger one is last years, which survived the winter outside, and the 3 small ones are all new this year. It’s lovely watching them grow 💚
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The first pepper is on the turn 🧡
This is a rather exciting development 😁
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Drying seeds
Things are coming and going in the garden, and while they are going, I’m keeping seeds for things to plant next year.
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In the garden June 22
There is lots happening in the garden, so collage pics it is 🧡
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Berries of 2022
A nice little haul of wild strawberries today, with a couple of blueberries and a domestic strawb. 😋
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Free rhubarb
A box of free rhubarb was on my walk today, so I thought don’t mind if I do and took a stick. The dog was a bit confused as to why it wasn’t for playing with 🤣. But I shall work out what to make with it, quite possibly an apple and rhubarb crumble as others been as age since I’ve had one.
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