Is it serious? I'm afraid so! |
This bay has been a stalwart over the years, but last winter was too much for it. I feel guilty for leaving it outside now. I cut it back and repotted it in the best terracotta pot, but have now recognised the futility of trying to resucitate it. I'll be kinder to the next one.
It's not all doom and gloom on the herb front: I divided the herb bed up like noughts and crosses (tic tac toe)with potting compost for the lines sown with chives and parsley. Each square has been sown with different seeds, which are now coming through.
Square foot herb bed - with rose petals blown in |
Rosemary cutting |
Coriander |
Fenugreek |
Summer Savory |
The salad bed is taking off too.
so it's not all doom and gloom.
p.s. After a day of respite the strong winds are back. I hope all is well with my defences at the plot.
Its all looking good Mel. Shame about those winds. Still the same here too, along with some drizzle this evening. Looks like you will be having some great herbs.
ReplyDeleteThe herbs are looking great!
ReplyDeleteWe are making a herb garden soon too!
Have a great day!
Martin
www.our-good-life.blogspot.com
Lost my bay this winter as well Mal, looks very battered and brown. Your herb and salad beds look great.
ReplyDeleteAll looking good there, apart from the Bay of course. That's gardening for ya, you win some, you lose some!
ReplyDeleteYour bay tree looks better than ours - no green at all!
ReplyDeleteHad to say the first word verification was 'herbing'
It's all looking good...I lost a few herbs in the frost so have replaced them this year. I was very upset to loose my rosemary. I lost my bay tree as well but it wasn't very big so I didn't loose too much really...the new one is going in a pot so it can be over-wintered in the greenhouse!!
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