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July
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All our vegetables are beginning to grow
well, the sun is shinning as we prepare to harvest our first crops.
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/1%20Wales%20July.JPG)
Gardening Club plan their work.
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/2%20Wales%20July.JPG)
New potatoes are ready to harvest.
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/3%20Wales%20July.JPG)
Our first potato
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/4%20Wales%20July.JPG)
An excellent crop – even a big one!
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/5%20Wales%20July.JPG)
Our peas are almost ready, the new is
supporting them.
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/6%20Wales%20July.JPG)
The broad beans are bigger and ready to
harvest.
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/7%20Wales%20July.JPG)
Our allotment needs lots of weeding to
keep the vegetables healthy.
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/8%20Wales%20July.JPG)
Year 3 runner bean group tending to their
plants.
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/9%20Wales%20July.JPG)
Measuring the height of the bean.
We planted French marigolds by the beans,
they look pretty and attract the bees.
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![Welsh vegetables in July](images/growyourmeal/july_wales/10%20Wales%20July.JPG)
Year 3 carrot group thin the carrots, too
small to eat yet.
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