[ldavison10]

Hi,
I wondered if people could comment on these pictures.

This first one is of some sprouts i have had in the ground for the last year, and not produced a single sprout! Is it time to bin these and start again or do they have life yet? They look good but if theres no reward then they've got to go!



Ok, heres the leeks. These have been in the ground about 7 months. Are they ripe for picking or should i leave them until the end of summer to see if I can get some more growth?



Heres my broad beans which look like theyve been steam rollered. Shall i start again?!



Okay, heres the last, the cabbages which amazingly grew on an undug, unfertilized patch of ground which was missing some paving slabs! These probably turned out the best of the lot.



Let me have your thoughts if you will, especially on the sprouts and broad beans!

Thanks

Lee

[DD.]

Sorry Lee, photos don't show have to enter URL in browser to view them.

Sprouts have gone to seed - compost them.

Use the leeks NOW before they run to seed also.

Broad Beans - most look OK, you could try a cane to assist the others.

Cabbage, whilst you think they've done well, I'm sorry to say are running to seed.

Sorry not to bear better news.