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Here we are again, where is the year going to, as the lockdown rules start to ease let us all hope that we may be able to get some more normality in our lives again. Life here is very busy still, the shop is keeping us busy with our full range of fresh fruit and vegetables, pet food, groceries, cut flowers, and spring bedding and potted bulbs. The production of
Here we are nearly half way through February, 2019 is now a distant memory and we are busy moving on with 2020. Life here on the nursery is wet, Sally has been unable to get on the land to get it cultivated at the moment, but that means when it does turn dry there will be a lot to get done in a short space of time. In the glasshouse
On this date there is only one thing I can talk about, that is Christmas it is approaching fast. We are busy here getting ready for the rush, we need a lot of forward planning to be ready for the week before Christmas. In the Farm Shop we are taking orders for Fruit and Vegetables, Bread, Locally reared Turkeys and Chickens. The last day for ordering is Friday 20th December.
As I stand here typing this looking out of the window it is raining again, we said that when it started it wouldn’t know when to stop, we mustn’t complain we need it, the surface is now nice and moist but the water table is still very low and we need this to raise ready for the next dry spell. The wet has not stopped us getting on, all the
As I stand here typing this looking out of the window it is raining again, we said that when it started it wouldn’t know when to stop, we mustn’t complain we need it, the surface is now nice and moist but the water table is still very low and we need this to raise ready for the next dry spell. The wet has not stopped us getting on, all the
Here we are nearly at the end of August, the last seeds have been sown for the season and most of the planting has now been done, there is just a few lettuce, beetroot, spring cabbage and sweet Williams left to plant. All the winter crops are looking good in the field so we hope to have a plentiful supply in the winter months. The farm shop is full of