Well, here we are in the future. The twenty-twenties. We made it. Hope it isn't shite! There is, I think, reason to be hopeful because today, pottering back on the allotment, I noticed this:
and this:
I'm not sure which, but I'm confident one of these growths is from the wild garlic I hoped to "seed" after last year's foraging and fermenting experiments with what are also known as "ramsons" for some reason. Both look garlic-like, and both have emerged around the spot where I planted and dropped the seedy flowers of last year's crop from the woods.
They're an invasive species, apparently, but that's perfectly OK with me. That means that they'll spread, which is exactly what I want. My own wild garlic patch. Here's hoping.
I've various plans for the allotment this year, that I'm really looking forward to telling you about. This is only one of them.
Happy new year!
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