Today I strimmed the edges to make everything look tidier. In the left hand bed one of the smaller logs has been raised up by something disturbing the earth underneath it. The morning glory has just started to flower. Of course some of the early ones have gone straight next door and are facing that way.

I’ve supported the cucumber better. None of the fruits has survived yet, but there’s still time.

Harvest-wise I was able to take home the first tomatoes, beetroot and carrots. Getting the carrots out of the ground is a hell of a challenge, but netting the bed seems to have been a good idea.

I cut the borage back more. It’s probably already seeded down everywhere already, but not much will be kept next year. I’d forgotten how tall it gets, so I’ve taken a photo of the plot from the top of my ladder, as well as the usual panorama.