you will have to change the tags for the pic so it's not automatically showing in the thread
it has flowers, so i'd assume it's gone to seed - and feed it to my rabbit!
would you believe this is cos lettuce! What do I do with it now?
Last edited by 2CheekyMonkeys; November 17th, 2012 at 06:03 PM. : deleted photo.... dont know what im doing!
you will have to change the tags for the pic so it's not automatically showing in the thread
it has flowers, so i'd assume it's gone to seed - and feed it to my rabbit!
how do I do that? I didn't think it would be that big! whoops, did it on my phone. will try to delete it.
so the leaves are no good now? should I rip it out altogether or cut it down to the stalk and keep roots in soil?
it's no good hun - once it goes to seed, the only thing it's good for is collecting seed and starting again.
Bum!! I wish I had used it before it went that way!!
yeah unfortunately for a lot of things (lettuce, herbs, cabbage, brocolli etc) once it goes to seed, it's useless. well, herbs aren't too bad - they will drop seed and grow again
speaking of herbs, our choc mint has gone ballistic
we thinned the sun flowers today - took about 60 out of the garden for a friend and 15 for pots for us. i think next eyar if we grow them again, we'll not do what they recommend (two seeds together) we'll just put in one - if the friend didn't want these seedlings, we'd be wasting 60 seeds!
Choc mint sounds interesting and yummy!!
It is! Surprisingly so!!
Yay! Just picked my first cherry tomato! Only one is ready at the moment, so I'm not really sure what to do with it - we usually use them in cooking as opposed to eating as it - although I think DD likes raw tomatoes.... We've got another 6 currently growing.
I noticed we also have a couple of capsicums and a few 'normal' tomatoes growing too. Yay! I'm starting to feel like I'm going to get something out of this garden!
Yay for first foods! We got our first purple capsicum today. It's so cute. Barely the size of a cherry tomato lol
Cute! I didn't know you could get purple capsicums! Are they meant to be a small variety? If so, they could be good for my garden!
We harvested some broad beans that we left to dry on the plants to keep as seed next year. We certainly will not be planting as many as we did this year LOL.
OMG I never knew how much I would enjoy harvesting my first crop (2 zucchinis and about a dozen carrots). I know its not much, but its something.
We have to keep stopping DD from eating the cherry tomatoes before they are ripe. That being said, none have made it into the house yet - as soon as she sees us picking she is there eating!
We're thinking of doing some above ground veggie beds ... probably install them in winter, and plant around August ... ?
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