Nannon’s patch

Nannon
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Post: # 36638Unread post Nannon
Mon Dec 21, 2020 9:40 pm

The dwarf tomatoes have started producing. Unfortunately the mix of caterpillars, caterpillar holes and rain for the last week has meant a lot of loss. I can’t spray or dust for them either at the moment, and they are too sneaky to simply squish them all. I’ve still managed to pick some though :)
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Thanks to the rain , the Swiss chard is still going well and hasn’t succumbed to the heat
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And there are still plenty of enormous spring onions... oh and the cucumbers are starting to produce as well.
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Nannon
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Post: # 37258Unread post Nannon
Thu Dec 31, 2020 10:08 pm

Due to almost constant rain, not a lot has been happening in the patch. Thankfully I’ve been able to harvest some tomatoes. I’ve picked a handful of the dwarf varieties: a bunch of Kangaroo Paw Greens, about 6 Summertime Golds, 3 Boronias, 1 Sweet Scarlet, and one small Blazing Beauty
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The Kangaroo Paw Greens are delightfully green inside, and very tasty
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Dwarf Blazing Beauty is so vibrantly coloured, and very sweet. It might be my second favourite of the year after the Big Brandys
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Causing more problems with the tomatoes than the rain are the thieving cockatoos! The rude buggers have been enjoying shredding all my green tomatoes. I’ve attempted to cover them a bit to protect them, but cockatoos are very destructive and if they want the tomatoes they will find a way to get to the tomatoes
I snapped a pic of a bunch of them eating pine nuts on a pencil type pine tree at the front of the house
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Post: # 37327Unread post MissS
Fri Jan 01, 2021 2:57 pm

Such a beautiful sight for my winter eyes. Thank you!
~ Patti ~

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Harry Cabluck
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Post: # 37844Unread post Harry Cabluck
Thu Jan 07, 2021 5:17 pm

Nannon! Nice photos, beautiful crops.
Refrain from calculating the total number of poultry...before the process of incubation has fully materialized.

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