to do any plotting this week, so all I’ve done is to take make a brief visit each morning after breakfast to water where and when needed.
The onions Sturon are doing well and it won’t be long before the leaves start to yellow then topple. When that happens I’ll start lifting them to sort, store and use.
The sweet corn Incredible is also doing well, and with over twenty plants it may well be one of my best years yet. If so it’ll be particularly pleasing as I sowed these direct rather than plant out seedlings as I usually do.
Among the various flowers around the plot these two pinky ones are of note. The pink-edged white cosmos is one that’s self-seeded from last year and the salmon-pink nasturtium from seed I collected and sowed. I’m not sure of the variety of either of them.
Thankfully it looks like being cooler from tomorrow onwards, around the low 20’s C/ 75 F, but a showery weekend is forecast.
Take care, and have a good weekend!
Your onions and sweet corn look tempting. And, I love the colours of the cosmos and nasturtiums.
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Liz thanks, I agree. Good for you. xx
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That nasturtium is such a pretty colour. Oooh yummy, sweetcorn, another veg where you can really taste the difference in homegrown. I do love summer but I’ve had enough of this hot weather now, I’ll be relieved when it cools down.
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Jo it sure is. I agree about the sweet corn. It’s not my favourite season and so have I , me too. xx
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Wish we were heading into a showery weekend… glad you’ll have some cooling, though.
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Nikki I’m not surprised that you do. Thanks. xx
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I won’t be sad when it cools down! I bet you’re chuffed with your corn, it looks super healthy and strong. I also grow that particular variety and find it very good. Karen xx
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Karen nor me. I am, providing I get some good cobs. That’s good to know. xx
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Your onions and corn are certainly thriving. I love the colour of that nasturtium, so delicate. xxx
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Snowbird they certainly are. Good for you. xx
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The flowers are so pretty.
Like many others, I too am hoping the weather will cool down soon.
All the best Jan
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Jan I’m glad you like them. Me too. And for you. xx
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Love the pale pink nasturtiums, very unusual. And your onions and corn are looking amazing. As you say, the corn is particularly good for being direct sown. I am waiting for my elephant garlic to die back as well, then it can be pulled and dried. It takes much longer than proper garlic though. Hope you have a good weekend. CJ xx
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CJ it’s certainly a bit different. Thanks. Surprising so. It’ll be worth the wait. You too. xx
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Your onions are good. This year’s weather seems to have suited the sweet corn. Your Nasturtiums look delicious. xxx
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Menhir they certainly look okay. I agree it does. Thanks. xx
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