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Rattled through today....Beete planted, first seeds will go in tomorrow😍


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Today's salad harvest from the garden: Winter purslane, dandelion, stonecrop, deadnettle, savory, rosemary, wild chives, lemon balm and a leaf of dost ;) The Mirabelle plum seedlings also look temptingly like Asian sprouts. Meanwhile, the parent generation provides another white blanket. Of course, the red anemone looks particularly beautiful underneath. And last but not least, I wanted to promote my #favorite vegetable, which is close to my heart for family reasons. The carrot Rhodelika. The seeds arrived here as a birthday present along with some suitable literature from loved ones. As far as I know, it has a strong flavor and is also bred by Demeter farms and grown as a vegetable. The seed is therefore seed-resistant and can be replanted. The cones should not only be interesting in terms of taste, but also appeal to insects such as hoverflies and the like. I'll see how it grows here. The radish, which (thanks to the community here) has been sown as a marker seed, has at least already fought its way through the thin layer of mulch. It remains to be seen whether the carrots can do the same as light sprouts.
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Hi from the far north. I'm new here and just exploring the app😉 I started transplanting cabbage and lettuce plants today and will be planting tomatoes at the weekend. Only 30 varieties this year🫠 Hope that everything stays intact with my helpers 3½ & 1½ 😀 Have a nice evening and greetings from the three of us, Tim 🫡
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