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Silly Lily...

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A few days ago I was outside, bent over taking a few photos of the garden bounty...

 

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...and someone proceeded to fly up onto my back, crawl up to my shoulder and make themselves comfortable!

 

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Please excuse the messy, sweaty hair! :doh: And about 2 seconds later she pecked me hard on the cheek. OUCH.

 

Silly chicken. :lol:

 

Regards,

 

Kathy

 

 

We have eggs!

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Aww, she does look gorgeous and very comfy up there too :lol:

On a seperate note, we have grown sweetcorn for the first time this year and im thrilled to bits at how well its grown. I thought they were ready to be picked but the corn is still white like yours in the photo. Is this when you pick them or should i wait for them to turn yellow? A bit cheeky I know, but having seen yours i thought you might be the person to ask :oops::D

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Thanks for your replies!

 

Although it is finally getting warmer, we have had an unusually cool summer this year. Notice there are no tomato pictures??? I've gotten a few, but they are not doing wonderfully as they have in the past. Peppers are doing well though!

 

Sandie...this is the best corn I have ever grown. :D In fact, I gave up growing it for several years because it never did well. I decided to try again this year and don't know what I did differently! I planted 24 organic, white sweet corn seeds in a small plot, only 12 corn plants came up and I'm getting about 1 full sized ear per plant...but it is delicious!!! :dance:

 

Do you happen to have the packet that your seeds were in? I think the most common varieties of sweet corn will be either white, yellow or bi-color. The packet may have a picture and/or description of what kind you have. To my knowledge, a white sweet corn won't turn yellow. Perhaps you can choose an ear, peel back a bit of the husk and take a peek at the kernals? Sorry I can't be of more help!

 

Regards,

 

Kathy

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I must say, you take lovely food photos! Especially the corn, making me hungry!

 

I've had great luck this year with my peppers, aubergines and chillis, everything else has been a bit of a disaster, my tomatoes went manky, and my potatoes/carrots went rotten due to this lovely summer we are having!!!

 

Only been free ranging mine for the first time tonight, they aren't quite confident enough yet to do a parrot impression! :lol:

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