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Just thought I'd let you see how the Borlotti bean is doing. As hoped it has romped away up the bean frame and doesn't appear to be mourning it's brethren too much. Also pictured is my yellow courgette (why don't they come in red so I can make up a pun about a little red courgette?) I'm going to put down some nitrogen fertilizer later on so fingers crossed that stops the leaves going yellow.
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