23 x Anya, 1st early (2 rows)
40 x Charlotte, 1st early (3 rows)
43 x Hunter, 2nd early (3 rows)
10 x Rocket, 2nd early (1 row)
80 x Markies, Main (7 rows)
Here you can see the before shot of the Potato patch.
I also scattered Manure over the soil.
Here I am with my favorite piece of Allotment equipment, my trusty Rotovator, makes turning the soil & incorporating manure a much quicker job.
So tomorrow I'm planting the 1st & 2nd Earlies, Anya & Hunter, will plant the Charlotte next weekend, to stagger harvest.
Here you can see one of our Hens attacking the Kale, they love it as a treat and can strip it of leaves in no time.
As you can see our Hens now only a week since release from battery existence, are looking good, they have good colour in their feathers & comb, and all 4 are laying an egg each a day, a bonus and taste so good too.
Thanks for reading/returning, check out tomorrows Blog for Potato planting tips. Ian.
Isn't it amazing how fast the hennies look better.
ReplyDeleteWell done on the garden work,fancy doing mine;-)
A freshly dug/rotovated patch is always a lovely sight and I'll definately be interested in any potato planting tips!
ReplyDeleteYour hens are looking good too.
Wow 200 seed potatoes?? How big is your plot and I would be interested to hear how you store yours over winter! I lost 2 half sacks last year - too cold the first year and too hot this one just gone!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see the chickens are doing well - fantastic news xx