At the weekend, I published the final part of my High Summer Good / Bad / Ugly blog post trilogy, talking about the embarrassing mess in my greenhouse. I referenced my most read blog post in Real Men Sow history – 8 Beginner’s Tips for Greenhouse Growing – and how flying in the face of …
‘Daddy?’ ‘Yes, Lewis.’ ‘Do you know why you haven’t got many tomatoes in your greenhouse?’ ‘No Lewis.’ `‘Because you haven’t been sideshooting them.’ ‘Have you been talking to granny?’ ‘Yes.’ 5-year-olds eh. Think they know everything. The photo is of my rather embarrassing greenhouse. I’m so embarrassed by the contents of this greenhouse that when …
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Talking of greenhouses, spring is a time when they really come into their own, especially when temperatures are still struggling. They’re normally full to the brim with lovely, healthy seedlings, waiting to be planted out onto the plot. Except for this year, mine’s isn’t.
