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Tag Archives: gardening
Are you cut out for an allotment?
We’ve had our plot for over a year now, so I thought it’d be good to write a round-up of what i’ve learnt from the experience. There have been highs and lows – getting caught up in a tangle of … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, gardening, grow your own, vegetable garden, vegetables
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Allotment update: June
There’s been a lot of progress since I last updated you in May. This is largely down to the in-laws visiting and lending a huge hand with proceedings. The skip-shed Matthew’s wanted a shed on the plot for ages and … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, fruit, fruit cage, gardening, grow your own, shed, skip, vegetables
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May allotment update and awards news
My, haven’t you grown my little patch of vegetables…. I cannot tell you how much my heart swells with pride every single time I trek up to the lotters to see how my crops are getting on. I’ve had to … Continue reading
Allotment update: April
After waiting four long years to get our hands on an allotment, Matthew was VERY keen to get going when we finally got the keys to a plot last year. He spent hours toiling to clear the overgrown jungle and … Continue reading