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Tag Archives: rhubarb
Allotment Adventures: A Surfeit of Tomato Plants
This week, I started to pot on the tomatoes. I thought I was being restrained. Reader, I was not. Eight small pots turned into 71 seedlings and I have one more pot to go but I’ve run out of compost. … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2022, allotment, allotment adventures, allotment life, April, april 2022, blackcurrants, blueberries, chard, chives, city plot, dry spring, Ealing Dean Allotment Society, eat what you grow, gooseberries, grow some food, grow your own, herbs, kitchen garden, lemon thyme, london plot, mint, no dig, northfields allotment, oregano, parsnips, plot 186, raised beds, rhubarb, rosemary, urban garden, watering, weeding
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Allotment Adventures: Watering
We hit the allotment on Monday. We had a small list and as is the way with the plot, we did loads but not all of the things we planned on. Firstly, the water has been switched on which is … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2022, allotment, allotment adventures, allotment life, April, april 2022, beetroot, blueberries, chard, city plot, gooseberries, grow some food, grow your own, grow your own food, kitchen garden, london plot, mint, nodig, Northfields Allotments, plot 186, raised beds, raspberries, rhubarb, urban garden
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Allotment Adventures: Spring
Although I’ve not been talking about the plot, we have been doing things on it. We swapped the position of some of the compost bins and storage, because something was digging up the middle compost bin and depositing it all … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2022, allotment, allotment adventures, carrots, celariac, grow some food, grow your own, march, March 2022, mint, nodig, peas, raised beds, rhubarb, sowing, spring
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Allotment Adventures: Borage Jungle
The plot is looking a little bit wild in certain areas, which I actually really enjoy. I have plans for a couple of more areas like this in the plot and the rose and pond area is looking a bit … Continue reading →
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Tagged a little bit wild, allotment, allotment adventures, alpine strawberries, autumn brassicas, beetroots, blueberries, borage, calendula, carrots, coriander, herbs, kitchen garden, new area, no dig, old tin baths, orache, potatoes, raised beds, rhubarb, sea holly, seating, strawberries, summer squash, tomatoes
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Allotment Adventures: Cultivated
So this weekend at the plot was all about the ensuring that the allotment committee had nothing to complain about. We were lucky that the plants, compost and raised beds ordered had all arrived and we started early. We harvested … Continue reading →
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Tagged a little bit wild, allotment, allotment adventures, alpine strawberries, autumn brassicas, beetroots, blueberries, borage, calendula, carrots, coriander, eryngium planum, herbs, kitchen garden, lemon thyme, new area, no dig, old tin baths, orache, orange thyme, pond, potatoes, raised beds, rhubarb, sea holly, seating, strawberries, strawberry mint, summer squash, tomatoes, winter savory, winter squash
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Allotment Adventures: Dry
This week, the perennials and occupied beds got a watering twice and I refilled the pond! It’s dry, we didn’t have as much rain as we usually do this winter and it’s been a while. There is light rain predicted … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2021, allotment adventures, allotments, April, April 2021, flowers, grow some food, grow your own, kitchen garden, london plot, new beds, no dig, Northfields Allotments, plot 186, plot life, raised beds, rhubarb, tulips
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Allotment Adventures: Back to rain
We came back on Saturday to a downpour, which didn’t really stop on Sunday. The plot is looking autumnal and bedraggled. So we went to the plot for kale, chard, leeks and raspberries! One of the rhubarb is still alive … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2020, alloment adventures, allotment, allotment adventures, autumn, chard, grow your own food, grown your own, kale, leeks, lettuce, no dig beds, October, October 2020, rain, raised beds, rhubarb
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Allotment Adventures: The Weedfinder General Returns
With the general relaxation of lockdown rules last Saturday, the allotment committee decided that people like my mum could come back in! Which we were both very excited about. Four and a half hours on the plot and I finally … Continue reading →
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Tagged allotment, allotmentadventures, backtogetheragain, beetroots, blueberries, care of gooseberry bushes, carrots, flowers, grow some food, grow your own, July, london plot, plot life, raised beds, rhubarb, summer, the weedfindergeneral, tomatoes, urban garden, weeding, weeds, winter squash
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Allotment Adventures: Award Winner!
As I mentioned on Monday, Ma and I won an award at the Open Day for basically being nice and wanting to help our allotment neighbour as much as we can.Taking on the plot has had so many benefits, for … Continue reading →
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Tagged allotment adventures, ammi visnaga, basil, beetroot, courgettes, gooseberries, grow your own, July, lavender, lettuce, london plot, look what I grew, most neighbourly, no-dig, pinks, plant rescue, plot life, potatoes, produce, raised beds, raspberries, rhubarb, salad, summer, tomatoes, weeding, winter squash
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Allotment Adventures: Three years later and it’s looking pretty good…
The joy of a bank holiday is that we got two trips to the plot this weekend. Apparently, it’s been the coldest May bank holiday on record and I can believe it, it’s hard to imagine that Easter was the … Continue reading →
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Tagged allotment adventures, autumn raspberries, beetroot, blueberries, broad beans, burgess buttercup, butternut squash, carrots, compost, courgettes, crookneck squash, flowers, garlic, georgia candy roaster, gooseberries, grow some food, grow your own, grow your own food, herbs, kale, kitchen garden, leeks, lemon verbena, may, May 2019, Northfields Allotments, oregano, plums, rhubarb, rosemary, sage, salad leaves, sowing, spring, spring onions, summer raspberries, sweetpeas, thyme, tomatoes, uchiki kuri, weeding, winter squash
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