Welcome back to Reads Allotment Retreat, where I start this post with a shot of the lovely Roses I gave my darling wife today. Aren't they beautiful, just like Jen - love her to bits xx.Further, can I extend a Happy Mothers day to all of you mums out there ( mine included!) - where would we be without you all.
Right after breakfast this morning I nipped to the plot to harvest yet more tasty leeks, which accompanied our Roast Pork dinner today - yum!
Whilst at the plot I took great delight in spotting that our Rhubarb crown is bursting forth from the manure mound that was unceremoniously dumped on it before Christmas. Rhubarb - as you know - is a hungry feeder, so hopefully this "rough treatment" will see us bag a bountiful harvest this year?Thats all today folks, but really itching now to get cracking at the plot. Just need to get my health back.
Wherever you all are, I hope you are ready for the season ahead, and I wish you all a successful year.
Pop back soon for more updates from the plot.
TTFN
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I haven't seen any of my rhubarb coming through yet...but I live in hope.....Can't really remember where I put it to be honest..lol
What beautiful roses. Nice to see the rhubarb making an appearance, fingers crossed for a good crop.
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