Early stages but there are encouraging early signs of a bumper harvest at Broad Bean corner…
There have also been some sightings of unexpected strawberries in the forgotten about and completely neglected basket left over from last year:
Finally for now, a bit disappointed in this garlic from last Autumn as it isn’t quite as big as I thought it should be – hopefully it will taste ok though, it is tied up and drying out before heading for the kitchen.
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How beautiful!
Omg! Those beans are huge – already!!!!! You truly have a gift!
😀 They seemed to come up overnight, sure they weren’t there the day before!
Ready to pick I’d say.
My garlic missed the frost so didn’t divide. Those broad beans are tempting.