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| Some of our indoor tomatoes |
Unlike the previous year, it has been a peculiarly cool, damp summer. Unfortunately, these conditions are well-matched for the spread of blight and we have lost all of our outdoor tomatoes.
In August, it is usually difficult to begin sowing in the early weeks (due to the dryness of the soil). Because of this, we normally wait until later in August before sowing for a quick, last crop.
Here are a few suggestions of things you might want to sow outside by Charlotte:
- Pak choi
- Lamb's lettuce
- Swiss chard
- Spring cabbages
- Radishes
- Peas
- Oriental greens
- Kale
- Overwintering onions.
At the garden, we decided to sow oriental greens, radishes and spinach. If the weather does become dry and hot again, like a usual August, we have to remember to water the seed beds ourselves.
Here are some pictures Nicola and Michela have taken of some of the crops we have harvested in July and August:
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