The final third of our new outdoor salad bed has been the best so far, with few flea-beetle holes, few weeds, and lots of salad leaves (which also enjoyed the recent rain).
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Our outdoor salad bed with its three successions - the first bed covered on the right getting ready for re-sowing, the central bed with its old salad, and the bed on the left with its fresh young salad just ready for its first pick. |
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Alice hoeing paths in the new salad - red frills, rocket, mizuna, mibuna and sessantina. |
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A mix of the new salad, supplemented with borage flowers from the market garden, plus nasturtium flowers and leaves plus wild rocket from the polytunnels. |
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