Oh dear, I didn't want to see my shiny, new poly tunnel looking like this. It's 'dropped', you can see the roof line is distorted.
Once inside I can't believe how fast the poly tunnel plants have grown! They were put in as seedlings 5 weeks ago. Now we're picking cucumbers and have some small peppers and tomatoes coming on.
There is, as we all now know, a problem with the cover of the poly tunnel.
It is too baggy and sags and holds big puddles of rain water.
Now the seam has stretched and broken because of the weight of the water. I'll have to contact the supplier.
Now the seam has stretched and broken because of the weight of the water. I'll have to contact the supplier.
The peas have gone over, so we've ripped them out along with the broad beans.It can be composted - after removing any dried pea pods for next years seed.
Atena courgette, heavily ribbed and holds its' flower well - lol.
Hefty spuds. Cut the dead foliage off the spud plants, leaving 4 - 6 ins of stalk. Fungi can travel down the stalks and infect the potatoes under the ground. Some say leaving the dead foliage on the spuds makes the spuds grow huge. Judging by my results, it may be true!
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