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- On the allotment: November 2009 by The Enduring Gardener on Nov 14, 2009
On the allotment: The beanpoles finally came down this week – we will need to get some new ones next year. They have done well for two years but are beginning to break up. The green manure is covering much of the ground and will prevent goodness...
- On the allotment: October 2009 by The Enduring Gardener on Oct 29, 2009
On the allotment: A good bit of rain is making it a bit easier for Andrew to get to grips with the weed-infested area that he is preparing for more fruit trees and bushes.
- On the allotment: October 2009 by The Enduring Gardener on Oct 8, 2009
On the allotment: There’s a bit of breathing space right now while we harvest the squashes and the last of the fruit.
- On The Allotment: September 2009 by The Enduring Gardener on Sep 23, 2009
On the allotment: the Red Clover and Phacelia that Andrew planted as green manure a couple of weeks ago has germinated nicely. Most of his efforts are currently concentrated on harvesting fruit and the remaining beans.
- On the Allotment This Week by The Enduring Gardener on Sep 16, 2009
On the Allotment: the runner beans continue, but as they have stopped flowering, production will start to slow. Andrew managed to get some Red Clover sown as a green manure just before the recent rain, so, all being well, there won’t be any bare...
- In the Garden this Week by The Enduring Gardener on Sep 6, 2009
In the garden: Until this morning’s heavy downpour things were getting a bit parched in the garden, with a decidedly end-of-summer look, but a good soaking rain should reinvigorate things. On the Allotment: Andrew has harvested half of the maincro...
- The growing season… by Primrose Corner on Jul 15, 2009
I know that I wrote ages ago about the fact that we’d finally gotten ourselves somewhere to grow ’stuff’ and I haven’t really mentioned it since. …This was the state it was in when we began to make plans….. …...
