Autumn harvest | Mutant vegetable | Direct sowing | Potting on brassicas | Growing food | Urban farm

There's lots of food coming out of the garden as we are just going into Autumn. The pocket farm needs a good tidy up but I have a lot of summer plants still growing as they are producing seed for next year.
I'm doing some direct sowing in my shady beds so that the plants can get a good start while they still have some sunlight. I'm also potting on some brassica seedlings ready for planting out in a couple of weeks once the white butterflies have disappeared.
My rampicante squash has a very large mutant fruit on it and I've been unable to reach it which is why it's grown so large! It's quite a feature in my garden at the moment :-)
DEFINITION OF A POCKET FARM
[noun] A pocket farm is a small area of land that has been repurposed to grow food and/or keep small animals (worms count) as its primary purpose. It is an oasis of sustainable agriculture and wildlife habitat in or around a densely populated area. May include: balconies, patios, driveways ... or anything you can think of really!
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[@ElaineAspinall]

Very inspiring. Thank you. 😊

[@cornwallpocketfarm]

You are so welcome!

[@user-jo4qj7fw2u]

I grew swedes in north Auckland last year, one was a 2.9 kilo monster and the others were softball sized. Not sure if I only succeeded due to all the appalling rainy weather but they were lovely so I have another lot on this year 🤞🙂

[@cornwallpocketfarm]

That's good to know, thanks for that 😊 Fingers crossed then!