Wednesday 24 August 2022

WOYWW

 Morning all, just a quick update for what's on your workdesk Wednesday, its via my new phone hence i have NO idea how to turn the photo round!! 


My desk today is my dining room table as i sort through my seed box for the next sowing. I know a lot of allotment holders put their beds to sleep come winter but i must admit i never have. I often sow lettuce, turnips, beetroot, spring onions, land cress, spinach and chard. All can be harvested as they grow and if they are strong i cover them with cloches and try to over winter them. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt. When it does its great picking salads in december! 

So, whats on your workdesk?

Kyla 

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  1. Lunch Lady Jan24 August 2022 at 10:11

    It’s amazing what can be grown over winter, such a treat to have fresh salads!
    Hugs LLJ 4 xx

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  2. Crafting With Jack24 August 2022 at 10:18

    I could tell you how to turn the photograph if it is an IPhone, I would think all phones have the same sort of facility. Let me know if you can’t figure it out or Google! Fresh vegetables are a treat any time of the year. Do you have to add manure to the ground every year? Happy WOYWW. Angela #12

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    1. Anonymous30 August 2022 at 15:55

      I dont tend to add manure but I do add my homemade compost to the soil each year and every few years I buy in some rotted compost to top up

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  3. Sarah Brennan24 August 2022 at 10:36

    How cool to have fresh salad over winter Kyla. Trying to visit as many desks as possible before we head up to Scarborough for three nights. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah #15

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  4. Annie24 August 2022 at 15:05

    I've had another busy morning with my fittings/sewing plus I have now finished the eye spy quilt so am taking a break to visit all my fav blogs.
    I keep meaning to do some more planting up of our little raised bed but as yet haven't found the time.
    I will be MIA for a couple of weeks so will catch up with you when I return.
    Hugs,
    Annie x #9

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  5. Felix the Crafty Cat24 August 2022 at 17:17

    Hi Kyla, I'm here just been a bit distracted today. Sorry because I'm sure I've used that excuse before Lol! I'm useless on my phone so can't help you there. The Man bites Dog looks interesting. As I am on my laptop I managed to turn it round and read it Hee! Hee! Wishing you a very happy and productive woyww, Angela x11x

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  6. Helen24 August 2022 at 18:55

    I hate having to get used to a new phone! at least you managed to post from yours, I can't work it from mine! I don't blame you for trying to keep the allotment going over winter and yes, salad in winter is great Have a good week Helen #1

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  7. Susan Renshaw24 August 2022 at 23:49

    I always did winter sewing in out UK allotment. Now here in OZ we are looking forward to planning a new garden...the veggie patch at this house has become empty as we look forward to the move...

    Happy WOYWW!
    Stay safe and keep well!
    I am determined to call and comment on all of you this week!
    Susan #14
    Calling All Crafters! – My Blog!

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  8. Mary Anne25 August 2022 at 09:54

    I have that problem. Sometimes even when I flip a photo it still uploads the wrong way. I find if you flip it then SAVE it it usually works. At some point in Mac OS they made it so if you do anything to a photo it automatically saves it but offers you the option to REVERT to any saved version. Since then it seem hit or miss if the upload does the original of the rotated one. DOH! "Improvements" sometimes aren't... Wish our back yard "garden" had produced anything but red onions and chilis this year LOL! Well flowers, yes but not edible ones. Maybe one year....
    Happy (late again) WOYWW
    Mary Anne (3)

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  9. BJ25 August 2022 at 23:34

    December salad sounds wonderful, happy sowing. My nasturtiums turned out really well this year so we are busy collecting the seedpods for me to sow in the spring again. Might start a month earlier next year. BJ#10

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