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Dave's Allotment: December 2005
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Wednesday, December 21, 2005. Seed order for 2006. Here is my seed order for next year which I will shortly be placing with Marshalls. It comes to 50, which actually sounds quite a lot. But the amount of vegetables I'll grow from this will far outweight the cost of the seeds. Broad Beans (Aquadulce Claudia, Feligreen). Cabbage (Puma, Red Rookie). Carrots (Autumn King 2 Vita Longa, Sytan). Courgettes (Zucchini, Gold Rush, Clarita). Lettuce (Mixed Lollos, Salad Bowl). Parsnips (Tender and True).
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Dave's Allotment: January 2006
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Wednesday, January 18, 2006. Other than the areas where I still have things growing, the entire plot is now dug over - and many parts of it covered and manured. This is definitely the most organised the plot has ever been. The whole plot is pictured below left, and the Broad Beans under their cover of fleece are shown on the right. Posted by Dave at 1:55 PM. Monday, January 09, 2006. Onions, Potatoes, Shallots and digging. Posted by Dave at 1:09 PM. Wednesday, January 04, 2006. Posted by Dave at 10:58 AM.
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Dave's Allotment: November 2005
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Monday, November 28, 2005. This weekend I also pulled up a handfull of leeks and some more parsnips. Posted by Dave at 1:34 PM. Monday, November 21, 2005. It was a freezing morning with the frost still very much present when I arrived. The steam pouring off the manure was incredible - looked more like a bonfire than a pile of poo! Posted by Dave at 1:46 PM. A diary of what's happening at my allotment. The Cherry Tree Plot. The Pellon Allotment Plot. Grow Your Own' Magazine. Asparagus and More Sowing.
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Dave's Allotment: August 2006
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Thursday, August 31, 2006. I also bagged up a load of weeds that I had been piling up and took them to the dump. There were also a couple of bags of junk to get rid of from the new plot that the previous owners had left behind. I then pruned out the raspberry canes that had fruited this year, and they went to the dump as well. They'd grown a bit too high to properly cover them in earth, but I raked up the soil around them as best I could (see before and after above). Posted by Dave at 1:54 PM. A few week...
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Warman's Allotment Blog - 12A: 07/01/2011 - 08/01/2011
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Warman's Allotment Blog - 12A. We have a few Vegetables in our back garden but decided we wanted to grow more Veg so we decided to get an allotment. We got the plot on Green Hill allotment in High Wycombe. We are very new to growing own Veg. This is help us track our process with our new allotment. Friday, July 29, 2011. Veg from the plot. We have had some lovely veg from the plot the last few weeks,. A Weeks holiday down the plot. Here are a few pictures of some of the veg growing, Here are my leeks, I ...
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Sarah's Vegetable Patch: December 2007
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I'm trying my hand at organic vegetable gardening for the first time. I've always loved gardening, but this is the first big project I've attempted. I'm quite excited and looking forward to my first planting! The last of the strawberries. My favourite gardening sites and blogs. Diggers Rest no-dig gardens. Down on the Allotment. My personal site.without gardening. The Internet's Garden Community. Herzogenburg, Niederösterreich, Austria. View my complete profile. Search for garden blogs near you. Certainl...
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At Last I\'ve got my Plot | Last year I came to the top of the waiting list for an allotment. This blog is about my efforts to tame it, and the vegetables and fruit I grow. | Page 2
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At Last I ’ve got my Plot. Last year I came to the top of the waiting list for an allotment. This blog is about my efforts to tame it, and the vegetables and fruit I grow. Photo a day….1st September. September 1, 2007. I have not been well. Vertigo problems. I have not felt like taking photos or gardening. I have however been able to sit and finish my Quilt. This is for a friend who got married in January 2006, so it is long overdue. Photo a day….27th August. August 27, 2007. I had planned a full day of ...
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July | 2007 | At Last I\'ve got my Plot
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At Last I ’ve got my Plot. Last year I came to the top of the waiting list for an allotment. This blog is about my efforts to tame it, and the vegetables and fruit I grow. Archive for July, 2007. Laquo; Older Entries. Photo a day….29th July. July 29, 2007. Meet Bill and Coo. They are our new garden residents. They arrived earlier last week and we have had a few days display of great affection….lasting ages, followed by mating, on this gate arch! I hope they are nesting nearby. Posted in Photo a Day.
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September | 2007 | At Last I\'ve got my Plot
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At Last I ’ve got my Plot. Last year I came to the top of the waiting list for an allotment. This blog is about my efforts to tame it, and the vegetables and fruit I grow. Archive for September, 2007. Laquo; Older Entries. Update on the plot. September 26, 2007. The cabbage plants came from Marshall’s….so I planted them this afternoon. Behave yourselves while I’m away…! Update on Plot 58. September 25, 2007. Photo 1 (see below). I spent an hour or so at the plot today digging in one of the beds of green ...
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The McArthur's Allotment: November 2011
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Sunday, 13 November 2011. Been a little lax with my posts, so a bit of a catchup. Cleared a bed ready for more gooseberry bushes. Transplanted strawberry runners to a new bed. Cut Down raspberry canes. Took down bean supports. Dug over two more beds. Gave the grass the last cut of the year. Planted out the garlic. Built a new compost heap with pallets. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Allotment Lady Lives Again! Picture Window template. Template images by dfli.
