Bulk Buying Allotment Supplies
Getting together with neighbours to bulk buy the lime and fertilisers etc saves us a packet.
Getting together with neighbours to bulk buy the lime and fertilisers etc saves us a packet.
Weather moans, clearing a new plot to spray or not to spray and an article on preventing wind damage to greenhouses.
Set up a new water butt and finally getting straight.
Moved all the pots into the shed and preparing to prepare to garden.
Slowly getting there but it's one step forward and one back.
A review of the Allotment Source Book by Caroline Foley
Looks like we may have won this battle to keep our allotments, if you can trust the politicians to mean what they say!
Mechanisation arrives, farmer's fox problem and thank goodness it's rained.
A question about wood chippings in the soil answered from London.
A new report on allotment waiting lists is released, it makes interesting reading
Improving the cow shed had a result I hadn't expected or wanted.
It appears our allotments may be safe after all from the local government duties review.
Fencing out the sheep, comfrey as part of the long term plan and some thoughts on wedding fever.
Birthday presents, helping in a small way the animal rescue and thinking of liming pasture
I've found Japanese Knotweed growing in the walled orchard so I've been looking up what to do to control it.
A general reply to some emails that hopefully explains my position. Plus a photo from 35 years ago
Important - there is a threat to remove the statutory duty on local authorities to provide allotments
Some bargain buys, crazy rip-offs and the rabbits meet their doom
Bit of a rant about cheap machines, busy writing another book and nominated for an award, which is nice.
Taking advantage of the weather to sort out a shrubbery, a new tool and fixing the side gate.