Hubby and I spent the morning in the garden.
The sun is shining and and it wasn’t too cold
We started by pulling out the cabbages.
There were six in here but one was eaten by bugs so that one went into the pile
To be fed to the chickens.
The other five came into the kitchen
We weeded and pulled out the plants that had gone to seed.
The chickens got lots of greens to eat this morning


Both beds then got a top dressing of compost and a couple one hand fulls of all purpose organic fertiliser
And we added the mulch.
And we added the mulch.
They’re now ready for. Spring plantings

These are the strawberry towers.
We have planted out one. They take 20 plants
I’ll get some more seedlings during the week and finish the second one

My lilac is flowering such a happy sight

Because I don’t spray I had to wash my cabbages very well.
To get rid of all the extra protein that might be in them
Lots of little slugs and a couple of snails.

If you soak them the little bugs will come to the surface to not drown.
Even so. I took small handfuls to put in the colanders checking them thoroughly

The neighbours across the road gave us a heap of onions so I cooked up about half of them
And added some of the cabbage
I cooked them and have put them in containers for the freezer

The rest of the cabbage went into bags to freeze.
The rest of the cabbage went into bags to freeze.
I’ll use them when I’m cooking
There are still four cabbages out back
But I’m done for today
Now to wait for the seedlings to get big enough to plant out