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Tag Archives: seeds
Friday Links: Yes, we have no tomatoes
Happy Friday! ‘We have to pay more for food’: Britain’s biggest tomato farmer on the runaway costs of growing. It’s really hard to hear in the midst of a cost of living crisis but it’s true. We pay too little … Continue reading
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Tagged 15 minute city, 2023, childcare, energy market, farmers, farming, february, February 2023, food shortages, four day week, Friday Links, housing, Irish names, middle age, milk, Northern Ireland, radio, romans, seeds, tomatoes, Ukraine, WWII
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Allotment Adventures: Planning for next season
We are now in our third lockdown in the UK, with the way the infection rates are climbing Mum and I have decided that it was better that she didn’t come over on the bus to see me or work … Continue reading
Posted in allotment
Tagged 2021, allotment, allotment adventures, January, January 2021, planning for spring, seeds
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Allotment Adventures: Busy doing nothing
Honestly the week has passed and we’ve done nothing except re-up the birdfeeders. This week we harvested leeks, kale and chard and bought seed potatoes. We have settled on five bags of nicola, one of pink fir apple and two … Continue reading
Allotment Adventures: Autumn Raspberries and buying seeds
The weather last weekend was grey and miserable, it wasn’t properly cold but felt cold because it was so grey. The herb patch is looking green but straggly (you can see how warm it’s been because the lemon verbena is … Continue reading
Friday Links
Happy Friday! The last full week of January! Five more days and we are done and move on to February and the delights of Valentines Day and Ash Wednesday (which are the same day this year!). Today is a marvellous … Continue reading
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Tagged allotments and the new season, clean sleeping, Feminism, germaine Greer, gin, poverty, rape, SAD, seeds, thanks, The Guardian
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Allotment Adventures: Sowing begins
I (like every gardener/allotmenteer I’ve spoken to in the last month) am itching to start working and growing. I’ve made a plan, bought seeds and now I want to sow everything and get going. However, it’s February, which is still … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, food, Gardening, grow your own, planning, produce, seedlings, seeds, spring is just around the corner
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Flapjacks
Granola bars, flapjacks, call them what you want but I’ve become a tiny bit obsessed with them. This is a problem for two reasons, budget, those suckers are expensive and health, they all have a lot of added sugar. My … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food
Tagged cooking, dried fruit, food, Healthier flapjacks, honey, oats, peanut butter, seeds
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