About me



I'm a half Finnish designer who has since taken a break to bring up my children. I used to work in Graphic Design, but now I prefer working with textiles and illustration. This blog is about my allotment and garden. I have been gardening for many years and grew up watching my mum and dad do the same. I began my allotment in Jan 2010 in memory of my father who passed a way just before then. I also love cooking and finding inventive and delicious ways to make my produce into meals. I'm growing with my experiences, and welcome any helpful advice! Sometime soon I hope to use my garden as inspiration for my art.

Wednesday, 4 May 2011

Tender is the night

Well I got suckered by last night's frost. I'm doubly annoyed having actually smugly covered up my corn and courgettes with a closh, my french beans and potatoes with fleece and they are still all limp and listless. Not sure what will recover but it's the potatoes that are the biggest sacrifice as I cannot replace those. Ho hum, it's all part and parcel I guess. Serves me right for posting all those pics of lush plants in my last post!!
Posted by Jome at 11:42
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2 comments:

  1. Sue Garrett6 May 2011 at 09:35

    Our plot neighbour covered his potatoes with fleece and it still managed to blacken the tops!

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  2. Jome7 May 2011 at 03:38

    Someone told me an air frost is harder than a ground frost so maybe that's what we had?
    Fortunately after close inspection, the growth nearer the ground doesn't seem to badly affected, so I'm hoping they will come back, if a little late. It's be mainly due to the warm weather that I have so much top growth already, making them harder to earth up.

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