Thread: Veggie Patch

That mushroom compost might give a bonus crop of mushes if you are lucky.

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There were certainly plenty of mushrooms in the soil, so fingers crossed. 👍

These are only part of the mushrooms that grew in the mushroom compost we got from the mushroom farm near Gympie.

First greenery planted - we headed to the GF’s place and have started to transplant some of her garden to mine. First up the Kaffir Lime and Chilli bush - with some chives as well as these were all in the same part of the garden at her place. Weather is going to be warm and wet for a few days so hopefully they’ll take to their new surroundings well.

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This required some serious excavation!
800g and very tasty. We were a bit worried that it may be 'Woody'!
800g Carrot - Copy.jpg

Originally Posted by Saitch

This required some serious excavation!
800g and very tasty. We were a bit worried that it may be 'Woody'!
800g Carrot - Copy.jpg

You've got wood? Lucky,lucky bastard!

There'd be some bloke in Portugal scratching his head & wondering where that strange orange pointy thing sticking out from his foundations has gone.

Most of the winter vegetables are now finished, Just a few spuds, carrots, Brussel sprouts and cabbages to harvest.
Summer veggies are now up and running with 6 different tomato verities, 10 different cucumbers, 3 different pumpkins, various capsicums and chillies doing well..
I also have egg plants and zucchini seedlings in along with the bok choy and pac sum.
The lettuces an spring onions will be grown in the shade house over summer.

I will post some pics when they are all fully established

Originally Posted by trout1105

Most of the winter vegetables are now finished, Just a few spuds, carrots, Brussel sprouts and cabbages to harvest.
Summer veggies are now up and running with 6 different tomato verities, 10 different cucumbers, 3 different pumpkins, various capsicums and chillies doing well..
I also have egg plants and zucchini seedlings in along with the bok choy and pac sum.
The lettuces an spring onions will be grown in the shade house over summer.

I will post some pics when they are all fully established

That's great Trouty. With that variety of stock you'll soon be opening a Roadside Stall & be able to a afford a new Deafener..