A busy week sorting out the garden and plots, sowing better late than never!
A quick visit to France, looking at French allotments, garden centre bargains and back for an NVS meeting.
DIY disaster, building a fox-proof poultry run and a new hen house.
It's with great regret that I report the death of Katie Thear on March 18th 2010 after a long battle with cancer.
Finished re-covering the paths and planted out my shallots.
Did you know you can grow your own saffron? It's quite possible even in Britain
Last harvest of leeks and parsnips, planting out the garlic started in pots and more wood chippings on site for the paths
Contaminated manure raises it head again. Is it safe to use manure again or if not, which fertiliser to use.
Catching up in the garden, getting the allotment's soil improver ready to take over.
My new book is out and available with £10.00 worth of selected seeds FREE!
Review of a very different gardening book from my publisher.
Off across the border to Wales for a potato day where despite my plans I ended up buying yet more seed potatoes
I was on BBC Radio Manchester today, quite an experience, to talk about my book.
Being a bit behind, I thought I'd get some garlic growing away in pots rather than wait for decent weather to plant it out.
PoshCloche have undertaken some interesting temperature trials that turns conventional wisdom on cloches on its head.
When is your word worthless? The first time you break it. Take note Sainsbury.
Waste water abatements can offer an opportunity for allotment sites to significantly reduce their water costs. This is how to do it.
Some gloomy thoughts on what the future holds for us all as I survey the snow outside.