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
So I've collected the goose, now I have two sticks of sprouts!
I love sprouts!
I might have a bit of a job digging up my leeks, but as I'm working on Christmas Day and we appear to be thawing out a bit in London, I might be able to get a fork in the ground on the 26th!
posted by Matron @ 6:16 PM
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
8 Comments:
What lovely sticks. I hope to grow some nice sprouts next season after trying for 2 years now. Happy Holidays!
The brussel sprouts are beauties! I picked about a half pound of them today as well, and we enjoyed them as part of the Christmas eve dinner.
A white garden for Christmas!
Best wishes, work and all.
The brussel sprouts look quite tasty! How will you serve them? With melted cheese? Or simply with butter? I'm getting hungry just looking at them.Merry Christmas and a Warmer New Year!
I'm working too, but Christmas is Christmas and well done on your sprouts.
Amalee
What lovely Brussels sprouts! It was a bad year for them in my area, but I managed to get 2 big stalks from a local farmer, and they were one of the most delicious things to make it to my table this season. Hope you got the chance to garden a bit.
Your brussels look great. Our site is windy and ours never tend to do well. We have also had lots of snow and ice and it took a bit of effort to get the parsnips up for xmas dinner!
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How did you get on with the leeks? Mine are still frozen solid in the ground :-(
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