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RE: Let's Take A Walk In The Garden
You have an amazing garden, Erika. You can tell just looking at the plants that a lot of work and passion has been spent on it.
The spots on the currants are most likely due to the rain. And, unfortunately, there is not much to be done.
As for the plum fruits, apparently they fall due to missing minerals in the soil (phosphorus and potassium) or due to a high quantity of nitrogen (do you have beans or peas near the plum trees?).
But hey, what would be gardening without challenges? 🙂
Thank you for your continuos support. 😘
Wow, what a nice comment, and I thought you are mad at me 😊
Thank you my dear friend! We do a lot of work here as it's our source of healthy food. It is never easy and there are always a bunch of challenges that put you to test but you know how it is, you're doing it for yourself.
I hope the currants will still survive. I would hate losing the crop. I already have clients for the jam 😀
People love it. As about the plums, beens are far from it and we had no green peas last year but thanks for the info. Good thing there's a place where I can forage plums like this for free and it's far from pollution.
Thanks for including my entry in your compilation.
I hope to see you more in here but I know you're busy, especially during summer.