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Harvests from the garden

SteveJuly 19, 2020

The potatoes were first to be put into the garden and while we did dig a couple up…

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Leeks and netting

SteveJuly 15, 2020

Breakfast outside in the sun, by the evening it seemed cold, dark, and back to winter once again.…

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Evening watering and currants

SteveJuly 13, 2020

For a while it feels like it is the middle of winter and then the next week it…

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Wintery evening of onions

SteveJuly 12, 2020July 13, 2020

Something Tom and myself look forward to is the summer evening “pulling of the onions”, but he had…

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Problem with wind…

SteveJuly 5, 2020

Monday last week it started and it has not stopped, wind is a bit of a problem. The…

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Day of the currants and the poo

SteveJune 28, 2020

Super windy day but at least it was sunny unlike yesterday which was like a cold winter day.…

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Night of the Potatoes

SteveJune 24, 2020

Just days before lockdown we quickly planted some seed potatoes… just weeks before lockdown is mostly lifted, we…

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Tidying

SteveJune 22, 2020

A lot of focus has been made on the garden, and for good reason. Everything is busy growing…

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Rain – Sun – Fruit

SteveJune 21, 2020

A lot of rain, a lot of sun, meaning a lot of growing has been happening, in particular…

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Cutting down trees

SteveJune 15, 2020

Maybe not the whole tree but a certain amount of branches had to go from the trees that…

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Bye celeriac, hello tomatoes

SteveJune 6, 2020June 6, 2020

They didn’t last long, less than a week after months of looking after at home. All a bit…

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An early morning

SteveMay 31, 2020June 3, 2020

I feel like I am not on top of the allotment, visits have not been much this year…

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Planting sprouts

SteveMay 25, 2020May 25, 2020

It was suggested it would be raining later on in the day and so even though it was…

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Cutting back

SteveMay 17, 2020May 18, 2020

A walk up to the allotment in the afternoon showed that following the recent cold and windy weather…

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Eating radish

SteveMay 10, 2020

The first lot of radish were sown at the beginning of March, then instead of being taken up…

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Back to the Plot – for now

SteveMay 3, 2020May 6, 2020

Let us not get over excited, all the talk by the media of relaxing lock down (have they…

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French beans and parsnips

SteveMay 2, 2020

In the garden, a warm sunny morning has followed a number of rainy (but not cold) days has…

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Obsessed with Parsnips!

SteveApril 30, 2020April 29, 2020

All this staying at home, I’m starting to be obsessive about parsnips! Last year was a first try…

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Growing at home

SteveApril 27, 2020April 26, 2020

I have various in seed trays indoors: chillies – late to sow this year, probably ready to put…

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Venturing Out into the Wild

SteveApril 26, 2020

Three weeks, or is it four weeks, it might even be five weeks – it seems like a…

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Seedlings and peas

SteveApril 19, 2020

It had rained most of yesterday and bits during the night, the morning was not looking too promising…

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Parsnips, carrots,a lot of seeds – and compost

SteveApril 12, 2020April 12, 2020

It shows just how much we have done on the allotment with the soil, lots of organic matter…

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Bringing things closer to home

SteveApril 5, 2020

We had planned to do something with the lawn this year, maybe a bit of paving to put…

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Radish in a Pot

SteveMarch 29, 2020

It is sunny and inviting outside, the clocks have changed, it seems an ideal morning to look at…

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A Dash for the Leeks

SteveMarch 25, 2020

I think of it as you “can” go to the allotment, but I think “should” you? I also…

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Potatoes and Onions

SteveMarch 22, 2020

We walked up to the allotment in the afternoon armed with bags of seed potatoes and onion sets.…

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Getting things ready

SteveMarch 15, 2020March 15, 2020

With all the bad weather since Christmas it is hard to believe it is time to start doing…

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Larger Strawberries…

SteveMarch 8, 2020

I had a bit of a list to work through, it was the first non-cold, non-raining morning for…

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2019 – The Stats

SteveMarch 4, 2020March 4, 2020

Everyone likes spreadsheets and numbers, here is 2019 in numbers… These figures are from the year’s worth of…

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Sprouts, Swedes and Woodchip

SteveFebruary 15, 2020April 5, 2020

Due to commitments and weather I have not been to the plot for a number of weeks. A…

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The hop plant

SteveFebruary 2, 2020February 2, 2020

Just over five years ago I was given a “grow your own beer” gift as a present, I…

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Parsnips, Poo, and Frost

SteveJanuary 18, 2020April 5, 2020

January can be pretty brutal when it wants to be, while at the same time it can be…

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2019 Summary

SteveJanuary 8, 2020January 1, 2022

A quick month-by-month summary of 2019…. January planted more garlic, possibly a bit late as quite a lot…

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Broad Beans Take Two

SteveJanuary 5, 2020

Sowed six direct in the ground and they all came up, unfortunately mice found them and nibbled off…

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Planting (more) Garlic

SteveDecember 21, 2019

Traditionally on the shortest day of the year to be pulled on the longest. I planted in November…

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Chopping Trees

SteveDecember 19, 2019December 19, 2019

Not quite, chopping branches off of trees instead, ones that come over from the field and shadow the…

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Unexpected moving chairs

SteveDecember 8, 2019December 12, 2019

A “quick visit” to get some parsnips and things, turned out to be a couple of hours instead.…

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Sprouts and Potatoes

SteveNovember 30, 2019

A “quick” visit in the afternoon to fetch some bits for tea and to dig up the Christmas…

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Fresh Poo

SteveNovember 17, 2019November 18, 2019

I picked up a number of bags of what looked like very fresh manure that has been delivered…

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Fires and cabbages

SteveNovember 10, 2019

Just quickly popping up to get some bits for tea, and how about burning some of the wood…

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Broad beans and parsnips

SteveNovember 3, 2019

In less than a week we have broad beans! Not quite ready to pick, infact only just showing…

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Broad beans and cold weather

SteveOctober 28, 2019October 28, 2019

The main lot of winter planting is complete now with the planting of broad beans (Aquadulce Claudia). I’ve…

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Planting Garlic

SteveOctober 12, 2019October 12, 2019

I have normally waited until just before Christmas to plant garlic and left it for six months. This…

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Onions and Mushrooms

SteveOctober 5, 2019October 6, 2019

We use a lot of onions and so I thought I would have a go at putting in…

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Soil and no more cucumbers

SteveSeptember 21, 2019September 29, 2019

A random browse on Freegle and I noticed someone down the road from us was giving away a…

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Slowing down

SteveSeptember 14, 2019September 17, 2019

Normally I spend a good hour weeding each week but today it was done in just five minutes,…

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Tidying up – autumn is coming

SteveSeptember 7, 2019September 7, 2019

On Thursday you could still convince yourself it was summer, on Friday you knew that autumn would soon…

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Tomatoes and Paths

SteveAugust 25, 2019

They were saying it was going to be a really hot and sunny bank holiday weekend and so…

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Swedes and potatoes

SteveAugust 17, 2019

More wind, more rain means the runner beans have gone the same way as they did last year,…

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Wind and Rain Damage?

SteveAugust 13, 2019August 13, 2019

There appears to actually be none apart from a snapped bean pole. After the load of wind and…

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