I'm honoured to be a Dame for a Day over at the Deadline Dames*
where I'm blogging about London, its history, and these:
but maybe not in the way you think *looks shifty*.
So why not head on over and take a look for yourself . . . oh, and if you leave a comment over there, you'll be in with a chance to win a copy of The Sweet Scent of Blood . So what are you waiting for? Go! Now! You know you want to *g*
*Yay! These Dames are some of my fav authors! Many thanks to the fab Kaz Mahoney for inviting me!
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And now for something completely different! Yes, I
Three different varieties of cherry tomatoes
Look we have flowers already! WooT!
3 tomato plants of the same variety - cherry type again
Eggplant**, cucumber and melon
2 different chilli plants (1 red, 1 yellow) and 1 bell pepper plant!
2 comments:
I've heard of people 'ripping' open a bag of potting soil and growing veggies, but I'd never seen it. And here you have a bag that says specifically that. Cool!
What made you decide to go with a bag bed instead of a regular one?
Hi Maria, everyone uses growing bags like these over here for veggies and salads. I use them cos they're easy; no preparation needed, and at the end of the season I can compost the spent plant and dig the left over soil left in the bag into the garden as a mulch. Makes for a quick tidy up :-).
I also usually get lots of tomatoes and salad stuff using them, although this is the first year I've tried melons, and chillies,so should be interesting :-)
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