Nicole T is talking about growing Capsicum, Sweetcorn from Canberra

Time flies, and as the end of the competition draws near, I thought I could look back over the progress I've made. Hopefully I'll have time to do this for most of the veg, but let's try the main garden first.

What started as a huge pile...

Read on | comments | Posted at 13:12pm on 16th December 2010

Nicole T is talking about growing Beans, Carrot, Capsicum, Sweetcorn, Tomato, Zucchini from Canberra

I was travelling today and hoping to get home in time to update on each veg, with pics from the beginning to compare to how they all look now! But alas, my flight was delayed, so no such luck. A) because I assume the blog will be closing down i...

Read on | comments | Posted at 23:12pm on 16th December 2010

Nicole T is talking about growing Capsicum, Sweetcorn, Tomato from Canberra

I am starting to get impatient for produce. I wanted a grand finale for my gardening blog, but I guess the garden is just doing the best it can. I have been putting some thrive on a bit to encourage quick growth, and I guess I should be happy w...

Read on | comments | Posted at 22:12pm on 15th December 2010

Nicole T is talking about growing Beans from Canberra

Last time I checked the beans they were a couple of millimetres wide, and now they are full sized and ready to eat!

My only problem is that I am going away for a little bit over Christmas, so will eat as many as I can before I go, but t...

Read on | comments | Posted at 22:12pm on 15th December 2010

Nicole T is talking about growing Carrot from Canberra

My carrots are also looking pretty good, and amost ready to eat (will try to eat some as baby carrots to thin them out and leave some space for them to get bigger!)

The only problem is that the soil over in the corner garden is a little...

Read on | comments | Posted at 22:12pm on 15th December 2010