For the 2nd time in a week or so, (1st time regarding dwarf beans ), I'm following Alys Fowler's advice, this time with regard to Swiss chard . Long story short, after midsummer plants which often bolt if planted in spring will resist the impulse to do so, probably because of shortening days; (I say shortening, but in Glasgow, in July, we're still getting 18 hours of daylight). I got a packet of Bright Lights , at a good price, (another reason to wait until July before sowing, lots of bargains, I've noticed). But where to sow them? Most of the 2nd bed is under a tarpaulin, but it wasn't quite big enough to cover the whole bed, so the last 5ft or so went under a sheet of plastic, (in the background of the photo in this post, here .) Transparent plastic was a foolish idea, weeds were growing underneath it, so I covered most of it with sheets of metal from the old shed. I decided to leave the tarp, but use the area beneath the plastic for the chard. Who-ah there
I like that picture.
ReplyDeleteouch!! my condolences(spelling bad)
ReplyDeletei feel sorry for herself's boobies!! lol :)
when i have babies im not looking forward to that part... :(
Yes, I agree, ouch. Poor lamb. I remember how much it absolutely kills.
ReplyDeleteWhat a breath taking photo. She is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou must post the script for your new musical! LOL... Personally, I am looking forward to the joys of motherhood, including any discomfort that may arise from breast feeding.
Garry,
ReplyDeleteWhat really creeped me out was when The Boy latched on to mine . . . YEOUCH! (He was 5 months old - no breastfeeding . . .).