Heritage turnips and the leeks have done really well in the rich soil here without needing any extra help this year from me ............... |
Wild sorrel - this is growing everywhere on the land here |
The fennel plants have started to re-grow at the base - the leaves are great in salads and for making tea. |
Cultivated rocket has self seeded itself around the garden after an initial sowing earlier this year - it has survived the winter well. Great in salads and pesto ..................... |
Rocket flowers in January!! Great in salads. |
Great cabbages dotted around the land. This is a Biaugerme heritage variety. |
The leeks have done amazingly well on an area of rich soil. |
'Mache' in French. Hasn't been that vigorous. Leaves used in salads. |
Chervil (cerfeuil) - a lovely addition to salads with its slight aniseed flavour. |
Another view of the turnips |
Baby lettuces that survived the frost with the help of a little mulch around them. |
The romanesco cauliflower heads were a little small but then they had no extra help from me. |
Chard is very happy here. It self seeds itself freely and provides winter leaves ....... |
Lots of broccoli. You can eat the leaves of the plants as well. |
Radishes that I sowed earlier in the year have continued to self seed everywhere. |
Brussell Sprouts |
Marigold flowers in winter!! |
Cresson alénoise - very hardy and deliciously peppery!! |
A great broccoli head in the round garden. |
The potatoes harvested earlier in the year are still doing well. |
The heritage Hokaido green pumpkins are still going strong. They are out in my old camper van which acts as fridge in the winter. They make a lovely dense soup, roast and mashed vegetables .... |
Still eating the yacon roots harvested in November. I just grew a couple of plants but next year hope to grow a significant crop. They can be eaten raw or cooked. |
wow Liza - such an enourmous array of delicious looking winter veg!!! I'm mega impressed :)
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