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Allotment: From Plan to Plot to Platter. Monday, 4 May 2015. May 2015 - On the Allotment. On the Allotment – what we should do. My autumn sown Broad Beans have survived the winter well and pods are well set already – no sign of black fly, as yet – this is one of the advantages of autumn sowing broad beans – they avoid the worst of the black fly infestation. This time I sowed Aquadulce Claudia [as I usually do]. Potatoes – although I had most of my 1. Around the plot and in green house or poly-tunnel.

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Allotment: From Plan to Plot to Platter. Saturday, 1 November 2014. November on the Allotment - 2014. November on the Allotment 2014 – What should we do this month? The Brussels sprouts may yet come to a good crop, it is still early and the weather is still mild and moist. Keep winter crops – brassicas, leeks, parsnips, etc, clear of weeds and watch out for pests like white fly on the brassicas;. As you finish using tools, cloches and netting, ensure they are clean and store in a safe and dry environment;.

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Allotment: From Plan to Plot to Platter. Saturday, 11 October 2014. Garlic - growing, using and storing. Growing and Using Garlic. Really, I can’t believe I have never written about this amazing and essential herb/vegetable before. Hopefully, I can atone for that omission in this Blog. For me, garlic is one of the major essentials in cooking in today’s menus. Now I look at this with amazement as I add garlic to most of the dishes I cook – be they casseroles, roasts, curries, North African food &#82...

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Allotment: From Plan to Plot to Platter. Saturday, 21 June 2014. Watering Crops in Dry Weather. Watering Crops in Dry Weather. May was a wet cool month as everyone probably remembers – excellent for planting out, digging, weeding and working with the ground – when we could find a short spell when it stopped raining long enough for us to work our plots. But, growth was a bit slow, waiting for some sunshine and heat. I am watering recently transplanted seedlings and my courgettes, cucumbers and winter pump...

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Allotment: From Plan to Plot to Platter. Saturday, 3 January 2015. January on the Allotment. The Allotment in January. This is a good time of the year to feel good about being lazy on the allotment. There is not much to do except feeding the birds and making sure they have water; harvesting our winter vegetables – leeks, sprouts, kale, parsnips, sprouting broccoli, cabbages, salsify and scorzonera and even potatoes if you have successfully managed a crop of earlies for your Christmas. As always, try to k...

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Allotment: From Plan to Plot to Platter: May 2015

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Allotment: From Plan to Plot to Platter. Monday, 25 May 2015. Visiting Chelsea Flower Show 2015. The Chelsea Flower Show – 2015. After many years of wishing to go to the Chelsea Flower Show, this year my daughter-in-law Melissa got tickets for us to go on the final day – Saturday. Of course, this is an annual event which takes place in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea. Outside there were the small garden designs which, I had expected to love but, I think a combination of. The trade stalls had a ...

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Allotment: From Plan to Plot to Platter. Monday, 4 May 2015. May 2015 - On the Allotment. On the Allotment – what we should do. My autumn sown Broad Beans have survived the winter well and pods are well set already – no sign of black fly, as yet – this is one of the advantages of autumn sowing broad beans – they avoid the worst of the black fly infestation. This time I sowed Aquadulce Claudia [as I usually do]. Potatoes – although I had most of my 1. Around the plot and in green house or poly-tunnel.

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