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\"LookingAs a working mum\u00a0with three children, an old farmhouse that’s\u00a0in a constant state of renovation,\u00a0a Scout group leader and a gardener, I face a constant battle with time management. Life can be a rollercoaster and trying to\u00a0keep a\u00a0balance a struggle at times –\u00a0whether it’s washing, cleaning, cooking,\u00a0typing, sewing, homework\u00a0or helping\u00a0whichever family or group member\u00a0is shouting out the loudest.<\/p>\n

Needless to say our house isn’t spick and span, the kids watch more\u00a0TV than I’m comfortable with, the kitchen door\u00a0remains unpainted after four years of adding filler to it, I regularly serve up omelets and oven chips,\u00a0my filing hasn’t been sorted and put away\u00a0for months and\u00a0the weeds are growing in my veg beds.<\/p>\n

So it’s with a\u00a0massive sense of\u00a0delight and relief when I finally tick off one of the jobs that’s been taking up head space…. and this weekend it was the polytunnel.<\/p>\n

\"Looking

24th May 2009<\/p><\/div>\n

Our tunnel had remained in the shed, still packaged in its cardboard\u00a0box,\u00a0for over a year before we finally erected it with the\u00a0help of a few friends,\u00a0on a still, warm day in May in 2009.<\/p>\n

\"LookingMy in-laws had bought it as an anniversary\u00a0present from Highbank Organic Farm in Cuffesgrange, Co Kilkenny<\/a>\u00a0and so I was pleased as punch that I’d started off several\u00a0seedlings in a friend’s tunnel during the springtime so that I could immediately plant up the beds once the cover was on.<\/p>\n

That first\u00a0season we grew\u00a0lovely crops of tomatoes, coriander, radishes, cucumbers, carrots, chilli’s, sweet peppers, flat leaf parsley, melons, aubergines and basil.<\/p>\n

\"Looking

19th July 2009<\/p><\/div>\n

We made parsley wine and repaired a hole in the roof of the plastic\u00a0after our youngest daughter had decided to climb barefoot to the top. We also got our share of pests and diseases – the dreaded tomato blight and red spider mite.<\/p>\n

On a wet, cold day in November I drove over to Scariff in Co Clare and attended an\u00a0informative\u00a0full day\u00a0workshop at Irish Seed Savers<\/a>\u00a0about using a polytunnel throughout the year.<\/p>\n

I came back inspired and\u00a0enthusiastically cleared the tunnel of anything dead or decaying and replanted it (yes in November) with carrots (Amsterdam Forcing), Overwintering Lettuce, Broad Beans (Bunyards Express)\u00a0and Peas (Onward I think, seed packets got a bit muddled!). I left the\u00a0parsley, chives, radish and carrots already growing to do their own thing.<\/p>\n

\"Looking

Peas growing in May 2010<\/p><\/div>\n

Everything\u00a0remained dormant for the worst of the cold winter but then as the light levels increased and the air became warmer, they started to grow and we were eating fresh peas\u00a0in May.<\/p>\n

After we harvested everything (it all grew)\u00a0we planted shallots, onions, garlic, basil,\u00a0more carrots, baby tomatoes, cooking tomatoes, lots of cucumbers, courgettes, french beans and sweetcorn.<\/p>\n

The onions and garlic didn’t do as well inside (their bulbs weren’t very big) and we only picked about four chilli’s (they were in a draught), but when clearing the tunnel yesterday I\u00a0harvested\u00a010 more sweet peppers.<\/p>\n

Crop rotation\u00a0can be\u00a0tricky in a polytunnel or glasshouse.\u00a0 Many of the fruit and vegetables we tend to plant in them, plants that require warmer temperatures to fully mature, are of the same family, for instance tomatoes and aubergines (Solanaceae) , cucumbers and squashes\u00a0(Cucurbitaceae).<\/p>\n

\"Looking

Three Sisters Planting in August<\/p><\/div>\n

Most folk I’ve spoken to just seem to move the plants\u00a0around the best they can each year.\u00a0Some remove the soil and add new soil the following\u00a0season (a bit too labour intensive in my mind). Some grow tomatoes in containers as they’re more prone to disease (eelworm). Some take their chances and grow them in the same space each year.<\/p>\n

\"LookingWhatever you chose to do it’s important to keep adding as much organic matter as possible to the soil.\u00a0 It will help with drainage and subsequently\u00a0moisture levels amongst other things. I\u00a0appreciate it makes financial sense to keep a tunnel planted up year in, year out…. the plastic has to be replaced every five to ten years, so\u00a0get the most from your money and sow as much as you can. Any of the vegetables that don’t require Mediterranean temperatures and light levels can be grown in a tunnel over the winter months, and at this time of year anything that says ‘early’ on the packet should grow for you.<\/p>\n

\"LookingThere are massive temperature fluctuations in polytunnels that you have to be aware of…. at lunchtime today\u00a0I opened the door\u00a0and\u00a0the temperature had reached\u00a023\u00baC in the bright sunshine, despite falling to just 1o\u00baC overnight.<\/p>\n

(If you have a tunnel\u00a0it’s worth investing in a good thermometer that records highs and lows.)\u00a0 It\u00a0will\u00a0guide you as to\u00a0whether you should put\u00a0some horticultural fleece or newspaper\u00a0onto\u00a0crops to give them some added protection, or whether to water more in the summer months.<\/p>\n

However, this winter I’ve chosen\u00a0to give the soil a good\u00a0rest. For the past 18 months the tunnel’s been fully productive.\u00a0\u00a0I’m aware there are lots\u00a0of vegetables we could be growing and sowing (see the fabulous Joy Larkcom <\/a>book for all her oriental veg ideas for starters), but for the next three months we wont be sowing anything inside.<\/p>\n

\"LookingOutside we still have leeks, celery, parsnips, swedes and curly kale. We have potatoes, beans, onions and garlic in storage and bags of strawberries in the freezer.<\/p>\n

At this date in time\u00a0there isn’t a food crisis in Ireland (just an enormous financial one!) –\u00a0I don’t need to keep the tunnel\u00a0endlessly productive.<\/p>\n

\"Looking

Preparing the polytunnel beds for winter<\/p><\/div>\n

So, we’ve cleared the beds, watered the dry earth and covered the soil with lovely, well-rotted cow manure that’s full of\u00a0big, fat worms.\u00a0 Now\u00a0we’ll watch while\u00a0nature does her job, replenishing and nourishing\u00a0the soil.<\/p>\n

In the spring time, when I’ve caught up with a few more jobs, I’ll dig out the seed packets and trays and start growing again.<\/p>\n

I’ll also be keeping a look out in the library\u00a0for Charles Dowding’s new book How to Grow Winter Vegetables<\/a>, that’s due out in May, and see if I can overwinter anything next year.<\/p>\n

I wonder what other people will be doing with their tunnels and greenhouses this year?<\/p>\n

\"Looking<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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