The polytunnel is certainly come into its own, regularly at 15 degrees or over, when it can be 8 or less outside, the warm, wind free conditions are perfect to give newly sowed seeds a head start. The asparagus is doing brilliantly, seen above at the end of the bed, with newly potted on herbs, cabbage, spinach and pea species all growing vigorously - in the foreground.
The red orache plants above continue to impress with their deep purple arrow shaped leaves, they are ready to go in the ground and will be the first to be planted in one of the new outside beds as soon as the weather warms up a little.
Green and fresh the parsley is the perfect symbol of spring.
The first dwarf bean, chard and courgette plants to be planted into their new home.
Early tomatoes also now in their grow bags, mini plum and Alicante all with stems the width of your finger and just starting to form their first trusses.
Work in progress...
