Matron grows vegetables and fruit in a Hampshire garden. I've been growing veggies since I was knee high to a grasshopper. Some traditional varieties and old favourites as well as new ideas. I share my garden with my allotment assistant Daisy the Labrador. On Twitter as @MatronsVeggies
Wishing everyone out there in blogland a Merry Christmas!
On Christmas Day I will be digging up a few parsnips, leeks and Jerusalem artichokes. Christmas dinner wouldn't be Christmas dinner without fresh veggies! Bon Appetit!!
posted by Matron @ 7:54 AM
I was born 20 yards from our allotment. My parents used to 'dig for victory' and never got out of the habit. I grew up on an allotment, so growing veggies is a way of life. I am also qualified as a dog behaviourist and I have set up my own business, www.blackdogdna.com
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Merry Christmas to Matron and Buddy!
From Scarecrow, Doc and Luckydog!
Love the photo...Luckydog wouldn't co-operate this year lol
I love this picture. Definately deserves a scooby snack for the pose.
Merry christmas.
My most favourite day on the allotment is on Christmas Eve when I dig up the veggies to take with us up North.
Have a great Christmas Matron!
xxx
Parsnips, Jerusalems and a selection of greens (and reds - Black tuscany and red kales and chard) for us. Great eating your own stuff isn't it? Merry Christmas to you and buddy too.
Merry Christmas.
It is wonderful to have a christmas dinner of home grown vegetables.
Bon apetit!
Merry Christmas to you and Buddy Matron! The fresh from your allotment veggies for Christmas dinner sounds divine! We did that at Thanksgiving, but our plots are finished now. Had I grown the kale (I had trouble with the seedlings from not being able to use the drip hoses), I would still be harvesting.
Merry Christmas, Matron, and all the best for 2009.
Too cute! The things our loyal dogs will do for us!
Awww, how cute.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours!
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