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Tag Archives: allotment
Allotment Adventures: Skips and Bonfires
We did it. We had lots of help but we pulled down Joe’s shed and helped fill a skip with the rubbish. On Sunday there was a big big bonfire.We also got some other work done. We covered four beds … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, bonfires, plot 186, rubbish clearance, the whole plot
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Allotment Adventures: Moving Compost
We have so much work to do to join the old and the new halves of the plot together but we have made inroads into the work. This weekend we moved the compost dalek on the old half to the … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, compost making, grow your own food, November 2019, raised beds, winter
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Allotment Adventures: The Work Area
The work at the back of the plot continues. We sorted the wood we wanted to keep from the wood to be bonfire which is currently piled up in the middle of the new half, a lot of the shed … Continue reading
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Allotment Adventures: The Compost Area
After a week off, we finally started to think about our plot extension, Joe has taken what he wanted and it’s now all ours, this is the view from the back of the plot. There is lots of work to … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, autumn, compost making, extension, November, November 2019, raised beds, weeding, work
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Monday Miscellany: Pumpkins everywhere
Happy Monday! It’s the start of a brand new week and this week feels like it might be a busy work week! Sometimes you open your mouth and find yourself with lots to do, it’s all good but some of … Continue reading
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Allotment Adventures: The corn is as high as an elephant’s eye
The temperatures in London went stupidly hot last week and we had 30C and over for a couple of days so just as allotmenters started to prepare themselves for an early autumn, it was summer again. This is good as … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, august, beans, carrots, corn, courgettes, crookneck squash, cucumber, heatwave, kale, no-dig, produce, raised beds, raspberries, summer, sunshine, tomatoes, winter squash
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