A picture of my garden's soil structure is beginning to emerge based on the shape of these recently unearthed beetroots (Medwyn's Extra Long Selection of Cheltenham Green Top).
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3 comments:
Wonderful picture!
Very self-explaining.
Better check my beets tomorrow :-)
Alright,
Explain how you got this picture. My beets always turn out weird too, never thought of the actual soil underneath.
Hi Toad
I hope your beets are swell.
Pamela
I dug up the beets and photographed them on the pavement. The rest is photoshop.
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