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Tag Archives: rhubarb
Allotment Adventures: Ready to grow
The weather is getting everyone down, my lovely allotment neighbour Joe, says that he thinks it’s been the worse spring he can remember since he had the plot and he’s had the plot as long as I’ve been alive! We … Continue reading →
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, broad beans, compost, no dig beds, ready to grow, rhubarb, spring, weeding
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Allotment Adventures: It’s raining, it’s pouring
It rained for most of the weekend. So we went to the plot to check damage and re-up the bird feeders. Then we planned. We worked out want we want to grow and then went through all the seeds we … Continue reading →
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Tagged afgan poppies, allotment, allotment adventures, anemones, basil, beans, beetroot, borage, borlotti beans, californian poppies, carrots, chard, chives, coriander, cornflowers, courgettes, cucamelons, cucumbers, day lily, dill, flowers, freesias, french beans, Gardening, gooseberries, grape hyacinth, grow your own, grow your own food, gypsohylla, iris, kale, lavender, leeks, lemon verbena, marigolds, oregano, parsley, patty pans, peas, peppers, plans for 2018, plums, potatoes, radishes, raspberries, rhubarb, rosemary, sage, salad, stock, summer squash, sweet peas, sweetcorn, tarragon, thyme, tomatoes, what I want to grow, winter squash
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Allotment Adventures: A Tidy Up
My loss of nephew time this weekend was definitely my allotment’s gain. It’s been about a month since I’ve done any work beyond collection and watering. So it was past time for a tidy up. The first thing to do … Continue reading →
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Tagged allotment adventures, anemones, borage, butternut squash, california poppies, chives, cosmos, courgettes, crookneck, flowers, freesias, grape hyacinth, herbs, lavender, lemon verbena, Love Lies Bleeding, marigolds, Nasturtiums, oregano, patty pans, peas, plums, raspberries, rhubarb, rosemary, russian tarragon, sage, strawberries, summer squash, sweet peppers, thyme, tomatoes, what we've grown, winter squash
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Allotment Adventures: Achievement
We didn’t spend much time at the plot this weekend, I collected tomatoes on Wednesday and we had leeks, kale, tomatoes, summer squash and some spring onions and carrots at the at the weekend but we were only on the … Continue reading →
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Tagged afgan poppies, allotment adventures, amish paste, amish paste tomatatoes, anemones, baby blue hubbard, basil, beetroot, black russian, boothbys blond cucumbers, borage, boston squash, broad beans, broccoli, butternut squash, california poppies, carrots, chard, chives, coriander, cosmos, courgettes, crookneck, cucumbers, dill, flowers, freesias, french beans, gardener's delight, garlic, grape hyacinth, herbs, jen's tangerine cherry, kale, lavender, lemon verbena, Love Lies Bleeding, marigolds, mint, moneymaker, Nasturtiums, onions, oregano, parsley, patty pans, peas, plums, potates, radishes, raspberries, red cherry, rhubarb, rosemary, russian tarragon, sage, salad leaves, spinach, spring onions, stock, strawberries, summer squash, sweet peas, sweet peppers, thyme, tomatoes, what we've grown, winter squash
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Allotment Adventures: Worrying
I’m a complete basket case right now and worried about every little thing, I know it’s going ok and it looks lovely.But I have the creeping fear that it’s all going to go wrong and everything will die. Let’s start … Continue reading →
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, aphids, courgettes, cucumbers, french beans, needless worrying, rhubarb, spinach, summer squash, sweet peas, tomatoes, winter squash
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Allotment Adventures: You never finish…
Last weekend we had a long list of things to do on the plot and had assigned Sunday as the day to do it. We had popped round to deliver some compost, water and eat some strawberries on Friday afternoon … Continue reading →
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, cucumbers, grow your own, grow your own food, herbs, june on the plot, organisation, raspberries, rhubarb, salad, strawberries, summer on the plot, summer squash, tomatoes, watering, winter squash, work
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Allotment Adventures: Plant all the things
Work on the plot this week was all about planting because I’m ready to do that. While Ma weeded, I planted out the crookneck, patty pan squash and courgettes, some of the tomatoes (Jen’s Tangerine Cherry and Orange Banana) and … Continue reading →
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Tagged allotment adventures, cucumbers, Gardening, gooseberries, greenhouse, grow your own, growing food, herbs, life on the plot, planting out, radishes, rain, rhubarb, sowing seeds, squash, tomatoes, watering, wildflowers
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Allotment Adventures: Bank Holiday Fun
I was at the allotment every day over the Bank Holiday Weekend all four days and we still didn’t do everything we planned to. Here’s what did get done. Ma and I Heath Robinson-ed a cage for the gooseberries from chicken … Continue reading →
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Tagged allotment adventures, Gardening, gooseberries, grow your own, growing food, life on the plot, pea frames, rhubarb, wildflowers
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Allotment Adventures: Eight weeks later.
Saturday marked eight weeks of allotmenting. This is what it looked liked then.It looks quite different now. The weeds went haywire in between times I was very lucky because the allotment was given up, not abandoned, the weeds were never completely … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2016, afgan poppies, allotment, allotment adventures, Aubergines, beginner, california poppies, cherry tomatoes, coriander, courgettes, dill, eight weeks, french beans, gooseberries, herbs, July, July 2016, kitchen garden, pak choi, peas, raspberries, rhubarb, roma tomatoes, runner beans, salad, spring onions, sweet peas, urban plot
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Rhubarb Crumble Muffins
I love rhubarb and the allotment has two large rhubarb plants, so I’m getting my fix. Someone mentioned rhubarb muffins and I found this recipe. Which I changed to accommodate my needs and foodie desires.They are moist but sturdy muffins … Continue reading →
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Tagged baking, cooking, food, ginger, look what I made, muffins, rhubarb, Rhubarb Crumble Muffins, yogurt
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