Sown in the classroom, were some leeks and onions.
Today, these were moved to the Wendy house. Purely as they were looking a little unloved. Sadly, I don’t get to talk to a lot these days. The babies are starting to lol over a bit.
These are a second sowing of leeks. Onions have never been sown before, so are an experiment. Stashed in the Wendy house, I am hoping to sow more onions. Not many have come through; which is disappointing.
Yours in anticipation,
Horticultural Hobbit.
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I am told that it’s a long job growing onions from seed. But gardening is an adventure after all. Good luck.
P.S. taking a leek has a different connotation over here. Just saying.
Same connotation over ‘ere! Tried before, almost worked. Might sow some more. Not many have come through