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Tag Archives: allotment
Allotment Adventures: Ma does all the work (again)
I’ve not been to the allotment since Friday, when I spent an hour harvesting and left Ma on the plot to weed. I’m doing the same thing today and at the weekend, I’ll go and do some work while Ma … Continue reading
Allotment Adventures: Summer Exhaustion and Autumn Planning
There hasn’t been an update for two weeks and the harvests have been crazy… So much food! This weekend we said goodbye to the french beans, the wind did for the frame and so we pulled them up. Last weekend … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, allotment, autumn planning, black radishes, cabbages, carrots, cauliflowers, chard, courgettes, crookneck squash, cucumbers, flowers, french beans, harvest, japanese greens, kale, leeks, mustards, oriental leaves, pak choi, patty pans, raspberries, September, September 2020, spring onions, tomatoes, winter lettuces
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Allotment Adventures: Winter Squash Part One
It was quite a week for harvest! We had 17 winter squash, the first french beans, our first proper cauliflower, two patty pans, two crookneck, eight cukes (plus two that are yellow and not for eating, I don’t know how … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, august, August 2020, basil, blueberries, carrots, cauliflower, city plot, crookneck squash, cucumbers, french beans, grow your own, grow your own food, kale, london plot, patty pans, raspberries, tomatoes, urban garden, urban gardening, verbena, winter squash
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Somebody Needs a Nap
In our family, went someone is being mardy, we often say “Somebody needs a nap” One of my allotment neighbours needs a nap! First there was the ‘just say no to woodchip’ sign, which was replaced with the one below. … Continue reading
Posted in allotment, Photos, Random
Tagged allotment, allotment life, august, August 2020, people are strange, random
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Allotment Adventures: August is the month
Confession time, this has not been my best allotment year. The adjustment to the bigger plot, three months without my hardworking sidekick (Jillian, Destroyer of all Weeds) was tough just at the point that I should have been thinking about … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, august, August 2020, autumn sowing, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, chard, city plot, courgettes, crookneck squash, cucumbers, flowers, french beans, gardens, grow some food, grow your own, kale, leeks, london plot, Northfields Allotments, patty pans, raised beds, urban gardening, winter crops, winter squash, woodchip
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Allotment Adventures: Tidying up
The theme of my week was tidying up and it continued into the allotment. Ma and I re-purposed some furniture from the flat and re-arranged the shed. Floor space! Looking back we seem always to have a shed tidy at … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, cauliflowers, city plot, courgettes, crookneck, flowers, kale, london plot, patty pan, planning, plums, produce, raised beds, red orache, tomatoes, winter squash
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Allotment Adventures: A change of plan
Last Saturday, during an epic watering session of the plot (mostly of the squash!) Ma turned around and said we should put an area to sit in next to the rose garden and pond. That part of the plot gets … Continue reading
Posted in allotment, Gardening
Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, apples, beetroot, city plot, courgettes, flowers, kale, london plot, planning, plums, potatoes, produce, raised beds, red orache, tomatoes, winter squash
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Friday Links: Wear a Goddamn Mask
It’s not Friday. I forgot to schedule this on Thursday night and on Friday morning, got up at ridiculous o’clock (5:30am) because I couldn’t sleep and had to go into the office. Basically, I needed to clear out my locker … Continue reading
Allotment Adventures: Slow
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Tagged 2020, allotment, allotment adventures, alyssum, aramanth, autumn plans, autumn raspberries, borage, campanula, carrots, centaurea montana, courgette, crocosmia, crooknecks, cucumbers, dianthus, eryngium planum, flowers, french beans, garden areas, giant snowdrops, grow your own, July, July 2020, lavender, lemon thyme, oregano, pond, raised beds, red mountain spinach, rose garden, roses, sage, shasta daisy, sisyrinchium, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, verbena bonariesis, white borage, winter squash
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