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| mibuna, radishes and retro curly parsley |
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| so cute -and great weed-suppressing mulch/catch crop |
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| flea beetle starting now but leaves still ok for stirfry |
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| beautifully glaucous; nutritious shredded in stirfy |
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| Tulips from the Big bulb plant and a bunch of oregano |
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| a full on blowsy combo that has given great vase value |
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| frilly textures and champagne rhubarb |
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| Mixed leaves including spinach, tatsoi, mustard greens... |
Last week garden designer Charles Rutherfoord opened his Clapham garden to the public. There was a soft rain and the sky was overcast, and this allowed the colours of blooms to glow a little more. Here (left) you can see tulips just about to go over, and irises in the foreground ready to take their turn. Visitors were softened and awed by the loveliness of this urban garden.
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