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Now that we have some better weather we are able to get outside again and continue work on the garden. The veggie patch is doing well and we are harvesting new potatoes,broad beans, French beans, beetroot and lettuce. The courgettes will be ready for picking in a day or two. It's easy to forget what a wilderness the garden was when we arrived. Here are some before and after photos...
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Very impressive - my goodness you have worked hard - you deserve a good veggie crop!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how much you've achieved and how beautiful it is.
ReplyDeleteThe before and after look good if not a trifle misleading, notably the top two. But a lot has been done to get it to your way and no doubt enhanced the value of the property. Trės bonne.
ReplyDeleteLooks so beautiful. Oh how I miss having a garden!
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible job you have done. It looks just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful job you, and Paul, have done.
ReplyDeleteBefore and afters are fun with big projects like yours! It's amazing what a lift fresh white river pebbles give to a garden.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness you've put a lot of work into your property already! -Jenn
ReplyDeleteIt's all looking very good. I shall pick our first Broad Beans tomorrow, and we had some Mangetout Peas last night. It won't be long before we have a glut.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing difference you have made in such a short time. It looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy!! Looks great.
ReplyDeleteLovely, Sue - and Paul - I love the Mediterranean touch with the pebbles/gravel. Makes life so much easier. The sun loungers add a definite holiday air !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful home is home wherever eh?
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Your vegetables are way ahead of ours. Paul must have green fingers.
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