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Home»Instagram»I was sad that the summer veg in my little tiny garden were coming to an end…so I thought I’d have a go at growing some fennel.
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I love fennel bulbs. I hardly even knew they existed before I came to Italy. But they are a staple here – roasted or eaten raw, often in a salad with orange.
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I also moved some of my herbs – thyme, oregano and sage – to a new pot. Swipe to see them in their new home.
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Both pots are made of recycled fabric and super lightweight.
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This is my ‘grow something’ post for #veryfarmish. Cross your fingers for me!
I was sad that the summer veg in my little tiny garden were coming to an end…so I thought I’d have a go at growing some fennel.
.
I love fennel bulbs. I hardly even knew they existed before I came to Italy. But they are a staple here – roasted or eaten raw, often in a salad with orange.
.
I also moved some of my herbs – thyme, oregano and sage – to a new pot. Swipe to see them in their new home.
.
Both pots are made of recycled fabric and super lightweight.
.
This is my ‘grow something’ post for #veryfarmish. Cross your fingers for me!