Harvesting a salad the other day, I notice that the two cutting celery (Apium graveolens) plants in one of the cold fames is nibbled to the ground. Looking at the other greens, there is little to no rodent damage, which is strange given how much was removed from the celery. Looking more closely, I am encouraged as I see new sprouts emerging from the roots. Perhaps this herb will deliver shoots come Spring.
Eaten away
