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Fruit Patch

We’re continuing with the opening up of the former fruit patch and we’re about half way there (when I say we, of course I mean Ryan). The plan is to leave most of the bushes intact but to remove some strategic specimens to create lovely wide beds that will house the big stuff next year, such as sweetcorn, pumpkins, and main crop potatoes – leaving mtp free for the more delicate crops such as salad leaves. We already have a line of very successful summer raspberries but I plan to add an ‘even more successful’ line of autumn raspberries – I’m thinking Autumn Bliss (or the variety that Monty was talking about last week Joan something). We’ll also be extending our fruiting bush portfolio into the blackberry market, either Oregon Thornless or Bedford Giant if I’m feeling adventurous. Maybe even dabbling in a few blueberries – we’ll see how the funds go.

5 Responses to “Fruit Patch”

  1. Clareon 27 Sep 2005 at 9:52 am

    Wow! That’s some shed you’ve got in the background there!

  2. mtpon 28 Sep 2005 at 10:33 am

    Yes – that’s where I’m proposing we put the toilets. Buldoze that old thing and put a nice toilet block there – maybe even some showers. What do you think chairman?

  3. Clareon 28 Sep 2005 at 2:23 pm

    Toilets, showers, sauna and steamroom. Of course, rents might have to go up just a fraction…

  4. Kristinon 02 Oct 2005 at 2:27 am

    We visited Oregon this summer and had our fair share of wild blackberries there- yum!!

  5. mtpon 09 Oct 2005 at 3:41 pm

    Hey Kristin – as you can see I’m putting your brother to good use!
    Nice legs huh?

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