HOMESTEADING BLOG FOR MONTH OF JANUARY

in homesteading •  7 years ago 

You would think at this time of the year there wouldn’t be much to do down on the plot but you would be wrong. January is a good month to get things sorted out for the year ahead. I cleaned all the tools and tidied up the shed. I also cut back the Artichokes and cleaned up the plot. I still have a few Syboes (Spring Onions) growing so I picked one for a snack.

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Did you know Syboe has its linguistic origins in an onion. The word Siboe is a reminder of our French connections, being derived from the French word Ciboule, an Onion. This, in turn is derived from Latino Cepula, a little Onion.

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I have also been working out what I will be sowing this year and ordered my Potatoes, so it’s all go. The Garlic I planted back in November is looking good. Picture above.

Here are some very helpful tool use in my garden.

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And the greenhouse use to preserved plants and veggies.

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Hope you have a good day!☺

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