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Organic Growing Pains: Getting a Headstart on Next Year!
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Our attempts to Grow Organically. Wednesday, August 20, 2014. Getting a Headstart on Next Year! We have finally dug out the last corner of the plot, its been sitting under plastic sheeting for months to break down the high grass.The plastic was removed and the dead grass could be easily pulled away making it possible for a fellow plotter to come in with a rotavator to break up the ground. We then dug it over thoroughly and removed the scutch grass roots and the stones. I had covered some of it with this ...
Organic Growing Pains: June 2013
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Our attempts to Grow Organically. Saturday, June 29, 2013. I left them out, they investigated the long grass for all of 20 minutes grumbling loudly and proceeded to stand by the gate with their heads buried in the long grass with their tales sticking up for the remainder of the morning! I had worried in case I would not be able to catch them again but they almost hopped into the box for me! I painted the gate a pillar box red in keeping with Hydro farm. Tradition, the brighter the better! I had actually ...
Organic Growing Pains: October 2013
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Our attempts to Grow Organically. Tuesday, October 29, 2013. The clocks have gone back to 'old time' to herald the beginning of winter, I'm not sure how many countries actually do this. I always liked the idea of long evenings by the fire , curtains closed and I could knit in front of the TV, the eyesight does not lend itself to much knitting anymore but I still enjoy the cosy glow of the fire. You can read about it here. Today I added 1 kg of caster sugar and cooked as for jam and ended up with the abov...
Organic Growing Pains: Summer on the Plot
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Our attempts to Grow Organically. Thursday, August 14, 2014. Summer on the Plot. I have been on holidays abroad, enjoying the summer sunshine here at home, spending days on the plot and while taking some photos did not turn on the computer to upload so, not to bore anyone, collages are the way to go. Various harvests, you will notice courgettes feature in all of them, but getting more colourful as the season progresses! Tomatoes reddening on the vines at last, our first red pepper is in there too! These ...
Organic Growing Pains: Between the Showers
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Our attempts to Grow Organically. Monday, August 25, 2014. There was nothing done on the plot since Friday due to the worsening weather over the weekend.The greenhouse needed watering so I went out this evening. I intended pulling the remainder of the beetroot and the carrots and clearing the bed for the winter.The carrots had been very slow germinating and I thought not a great return from them, until I removed the Enviromesh which has sheltered them all summer. I weeded the bed ,cleaned it up and recov...
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blood sweat and peas: Overwintered sweet peas V spring sown ones
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Blood sweat and peas. Tuesday, 8 April 2014. Overwintered sweet peas V spring sown ones. Ah sweet peas and roses.summer bottled. And as much as I love sweet peas I could never summon up the motivation to want to look after them through the winter. So for years it never happened. Until finally last year I read Monty Don giving advise on sweet peas and happened to see the man in the UK with the national sweet pea collection on the A to Z of TV gardening. Sweet peas looking good this April. Picture Window t...
Veg and Flower Time: December 2009
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Veg and Flower Time. Monday, December 21, 2009. It's hard to believe that 6 months has passed by and I haven't done a single gardening job. Moving house is a right old pain in the neck, but I'm happy to be where I am now. 2010 is the start date, must iniatially do some outdoor buildings but hope to start on the garden as well. A few pic's of my new garden taken in sept. Veg and Flower Time. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Stuff Ive made or saved from landfill. Whats flowering this week.
Veg and Flower Time: June 2009
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Veg and Flower Time. Saturday, June 20, 2009. Veg and Flower Time. Links to this post. Monday, June 8, 2009. 2 of the apple tree's which were planted last september seem to have little apple's appearing, hopefully they'll grow on into something nice and juicy. Veg and Flower Time. Links to this post. Labels: My mini allotment. Marigold 'durango' grown from seed this year again are doing well, nice big flowers and plenty of blooms per flower. Veg and Flower Time. Links to this post. Have been missing for ...
Veg and Flower Time: March 2009
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Veg and Flower Time. Monday, March 30, 2009. These are some fuchsia. Tidying around the garden. For some strange reason just can't seem to get round to starting off my veg seeds, but no more excuses, this is going to be the week it begins. Veg and Flower Time. Links to this post. Monday, March 23, 2009. Veg and Flower Time. Links to this post. Veg and Flower Time. Links to this post. This is one of the cuttings I took from a fuchsia. Standards. Going to give it a try and will keep you updated. The heated...
Cazaux's Food Factory: June 2009
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Monday, 8 June 2009. Onion Harvest and Navarin D'agneau. My parents are also on their UK tour, currently performing child-minding and the likes around our house for several days so we went to the Science Museum in Kensington, lunch in Belgos and Hamleys on Saturday and Bowling on Sunday. Quite a weekend and as much as I love my lotty, it was a great couple of days out and a pleasant change from the norm. So what do you do with all these spring vegetables I wondered. Well my mother in law had the perf...
Cazaux's Food Factory: March 2010
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Wednesday, 10 March 2010. Just a little longer. Let’s not forget winter still holds the upper hand and is only very slowly beginning to show signs of releasing her grip allowing spring to break through. Heavy ground frosts continue to check the growth of my purple sprouting broccoli. Icy Rain and winds have delayed the growth of spring bulbs and fruit buds. Everything will be later than last year, but surely it’s better to grow under the correct conditions than to plant now whilst winter remains do...
Cazaux's Food Factory: March 2009
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Tuesday, 24 March 2009. Peggy suggested that I should post some pictures. I agreed it was about time I remembered to take the camera. So heres a few snaps from this afternoons bolt up to the plot to pick up my seed box. Http:/ picasaweb.google.com/CazauxFood/March2009CazauxTime. Its all a bit brown on the plot - I'm sooo looking forward to seeing my scratch of a patch become an oasis of green. Posted by The Mulch. Links to this post. Nature sticks it to my Food factory. Thankfully the leeks were ok; they...
Cazaux's Food Factory: December 2009
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Thursday, 24 December 2009. Where do you begin when you have left it so long? That uncomfortable feeling you get when you have left a promised call, email or letter in the back of your mind longer than was socially acceptable and the embarrassment/uncomfortable feeling you have which stops you from picking up the pieces and saying I’m sorry. With that I wish you good health and a bountiful 2010. One life, make it count! Posted by The Mulch. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Read about my at...
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A Confused Grannies Patch: March 2008
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A Confused Grannies Patch. A online diary of my allotment. Yate bristol, south glos, United Kingdom. Married for 40 years with 3 children and 4 granddaughters my passion is my allotment and eating the veg that I grow there. View my complete profile. Cherry,s in the garden. It,s British Summer Time ( Thats Official). Tidy up To Find Things? It,s Raining Again. The Greenhouse is Filling Up. Monday, 31 March 2008. It,s British Summer Time ( Thats Official). And the sun has been shining! But not if you tidy ...
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A Confused Grannies Patch: July 2008
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A Confused Grannies Patch. A online diary of my allotment. Yate bristol, south glos, United Kingdom. Married for 40 years with 3 children and 4 granddaughters my passion is my allotment and eating the veg that I grow there. View my complete profile. Cherry,s in the garden. Where is this Year Going? Wednesday, 2 July 2008. Where is this Year Going? Here is todays harvest. Have been trying to increase the tomatoes by supporting them right up to the roof axis and the same with the cucumber,hopfully it will ...
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Our attempts to Grow Organically. Monday, August 25, 2014. There was nothing done on the plot since Friday due to the worsening weather over the weekend.The greenhouse needed watering so I went out this evening. I intended pulling the remainder of the beetroot and the carrots and clearing the bed for the winter.The carrots had been very slow germinating and I thought not a great return from them, until I removed the Enviromesh which has sheltered them all summer. I weeded the bed ,cleaned it up and recov...
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