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Tag Archives: peas
Allotment Adventures: Berries
This week, I’ve been solo on the plot and we’re at the stage of the year when I’m all about watering, collecting fruit and tending to my tomatoes. At the weekends, especially when I’m on my own, I start with … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, allotment life, berries, blackcurrants, blueberries, boysenberries, carrots, cityplot, eat what you grow, flowers, grow some food, grow your own, june, June 2022, kitchen garden, lavender, london plot, no-dig, Northfields Allotments, peas, plot 186, potatoes, raised beds, raspberries, slugs, strawberries, tomatoes, urban garden
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Allotment Adventures: Hot and Cold
It feels like in the last couple of weeks we’ve had all the weather. It’s been very hot and sunny and also (Sunday I’m looking at you!) unseasonably cold and miserable. The plot is looking ok for it though. I … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, allotment life, berries, blackcurrants, blueberries, boysenberries, carrots, cityplot, eat what you grow, flowers, grow some food, grow your own, june, June 2022, kitchen garden, lavender, london plot, no-dig, Northfields Allotments, peas, plot 186, potatoes, raised beds, raspberries, slugs, strawberries, tomatoes, urban garden, watering
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Allotment Adventures: Under-cultivated
It was an interesting Saturday at the allotment. We got told that this area by the rose garden and the pond, means our plot is viewed as under cultivated. The current rules are that 70% of the plot should be … Continue reading
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Tagged 2021, allotment, allotment adventures, alpine strawberries, beetroot, blueberries, carrots, chard, city plot, EDAS, english lavender, grow some food, grow your own, harvest, herbs, june, June 2021, kitchen garden, london plot, mint, new plants, new potatoes, no dig, onions, peas, plot 186, raised beds, turnips, urban plot
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Allotment Adventures: Two Weeks Away
A combination of being away and being really sick has kept me away from the plot. But on Sunday, Ma was back from her holiday, I was feeling better, and the weather was slightly cooler. It was time to go … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment life, beetroot, blueberries, carrot, courgettes, flowers, gooseberries, grow your own, grow your own food, July, london plot, nodig, peas, potatoes, raised beds, raspberries, salad, self seeded plants, squash, summer, summer squash, three sisters planting, tomatoes, weeding
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Allotment Adventures: Plant Sparta
It’s that time of the year when I plant all the things out and then worry. After last week’s great planting out, there where some plants that didn’t cope. I’m not sure about some of the cukes, two of the … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment adventures, broad beans, chives, grow some food, grow your own, herbs, june, june 2019, london plot, new plants, no dig beds, Northfields Allotments, peas, plot life, raised beds, raspberries, squash, summer, summer squash, the endless watering, what's growing, winter squash
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Allotment Adventures: Planting out….
Two days on the plot, half the list done. We did loads but there is so much more to do, isn’t there always….First up say hello to the summer squash! This is on Joe’s plot. Three yellow courgettes, four green … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, burgess buttercup, butternut squash, celery, chard, cour di bue, french beans, georgia candy roaster, marmande, peas, red pear, san marzano, summer planting, summer squash, sweet peas, tomatoes, uchiki kuri, winter squash, yellow delight
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Allotment Adventures: Seedlings
We’re at the point in the allotment year, when I’m either worrying about seedlings, either they’re leggy and indoors or maybe dying and outside. Either way I always feel that I’ve got it wrong and it always works out. I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, beetroot, broad beans, courgettes, cucumber, french beans, kale, may, peas, potatoes, raspberries, seedlings, spring, sweetcorn, things to do, tomatoes
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Allotment Adventures: Pests
This week in allotment adventures the broad beans have blackfly. I can cope with having to cover all the beds because otherwise the foxes dig them up, I can more or less handle the foxes trying to treat my raised … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment adventures, ants, beetroot, blackfly, broad beans, carrots, chard, english lavender, french beans, gooseberries, may, peas, potatoes, rain, salad, spring, sweet peas, tasklist, the state of the plot
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Allotment Adventures: Too hot, too sick
I wish I could say that I did a lot of work on the plot over the last week, but it would be a lie. I had a migraine on Sunday and although it was short and I was up … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, behind, broad beans, cucumbers, grow your own food, grown your own, harvest, herbs, June 2018, kitchen garden, lettuce, peas, salad, spinach, squash
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