So it seems somewhat strange that I have decided that I need to start growing my own food. I have
And the first step to fulfilling this wonderful vision was the planting of 2 strawberry plants of the Nellie Kelly" variety (purchased at the advice of a random employee from Bunnings). Hopefully I can keep them alive long enough for the army of snails in our backyard to sample some of the fruit when it appears. Wish me luck!





2 comments:
good luck plant killer!! :-) We have never had luck with strawberries - the ants seem to love them too much. Herbs are pretty safe and hardy to grow.
YUM1 Strawberries!
Another way to try and grow them is in hanging baskets - too much like hard work for the snails to get up there! ;)
Good luck!
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