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Giving the shed a refresh | Tales from the Allotment
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Tales from the Allotment. Allotment tales, news and views from my plot and garden. Plus any vegetable growing tips, tricks and recipes I pick up along the way. Winter time →. Giving the shed a refresh. Well it’s less than a year old but needs a good bit of care. So a couple of coats of wood preserve to protect and smarten it up. This entry was posted in Building the plot. Winter time →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
Pumpkin Harvest | Tales from the Allotment
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Tales from the Allotment. Allotment tales, news and views from my plot and garden. Plus any vegetable growing tips, tricks and recipes I pick up along the way. Giving the shed a refresh →. Getting the last few summer veggies and harvesting the pumpkins. This entry was posted in Pumpkin. Giving the shed a refresh →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email. Down on the plot.
Start of the season | Tales from the Allotment
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Tales from the Allotment. Allotment tales, news and views from my plot and garden. Plus any vegetable growing tips, tricks and recipes I pick up along the way. Bean Frames →. Start of the season. The wet weather has meant that everything is behind this year but the extended Jubilee weekend has given us chance to clear the beds and start planting. This entry was posted in Growing. Bean Frames →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
Bean Frames | Tales from the Allotment
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Tales from the Allotment. Allotment tales, news and views from my plot and garden. Plus any vegetable growing tips, tricks and recipes I pick up along the way. Start of the season. Trying something new on the frames rather than the traditional A frame construction. The aim being that you can get to both side and get more air in. This entry was posted in Beans. Start of the season. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Down on the plot.
Jubilee get together | Tales from the Allotment
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Tales from the Allotment. Allotment tales, news and views from my plot and garden. Plus any vegetable growing tips, tricks and recipes I pick up along the way. Start of the season →. Our jubilee get together down at the allotments. This entry was posted in Down on the plot. Start of the season →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out.
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Allotment Soup 2011
Allotment Soup 2011: Seasoning. Click on the first image for a slideshow of the project. Or read on to find out what happened. After much planning and hard work by lots of people Allotment Soup 2011 took place on Sunday 22nd October 2011. On the day visitors were welcomed with a guide to the day with a map of the site including the artworks, the plots and the activities happening. Karen Logan: Text work on apple celebrating the myth and folklore that surrounds these marvelous trees. Students of Architect...
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Tales from the Allotment | Allotment tales, news & views from my plot & garden. Plus any vegetable growing tips, tricks & recipes I pick up along the way.
Tales from the Allotment. Allotment tales, news and views from my plot and garden. Plus any vegetable growing tips, tricks and recipes I pick up along the way. Trying something new on the frames rather than the traditional A frame construction. The aim being that you can get to both side and get more air in. Start of the season. The wet weather has meant that everything is behind this year but the extended Jubilee weekend has given us chance to clear the beds and start planting. Down on the plot.
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Where the Hooligans Grow
It's 1st of June and officially summer! Things are getting into full swing at the alloment and there have been, in particular, a couple of developments which have made all the (hard) work worthwile. The peat pot parsnips. Seem to be growing. There are no pods on the broad beans yet, but they are flowering. The plants did go in very late as they were a 'spur of the moment' purchase from a garden centre. There are some flowers forming on the second early potatoes. The corn is gaining height. Just a quick n...
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