The strawberry trough looks excellent, but I think I might put the bulbs elsewhere once they are done because the strawberries might suffer from being shaded by the leaves. That would involve disturbing the strawberries though, so I'll think on.
The flower patch is looking good now. I still need to plug gaps with the potted bulbs. Some flowers have overflowed into the first path, which looks quite nice, so I'm going to leave them for the moment.
The rhubarb patch is looking excellent. Not long now. Actually, I think some are ready.
The sticks in the nursery bed are budding better than anything else in the garden. That could be shock from being cut off and rammed into the ground. I hope that they take. The quince cuttings are certainly much further ahead than the tree they came from.
Finally, the garlic is going very well. I'm very proud of it all.
We've also got a line of radishes and a line of spring onions where the leeks are going to go alongside the raspberries. The radishes (French Breakfast and Munchen Bier) have germinated. No sign of the spring onions yet.
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