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March Newsletter

“All Nature seems at work.  Slugs leave their lair. The bees are stirring, birds are on the wing, And Winter slumbering in the open air, wears on …

March 1, 2021Flower Seeds, General, In Your Garden Now, Newsletter, Planting Flowers, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds, Wildlife gardening Read more
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February Newsletter

“The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies, but never grows to the enduring happiness that the love of gardening gives.“ ~ Gertrude …

February 1, 2021General, Newsletter 4 CommentsRead more
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Top August Allotment Tips

Recently, I lost most of my redcurrant crop to a pesky pigeon or three. Admittedly there are other potential culprits too, including blackbirds and thrushes. I …

August 2, 2019Allotments, General, Suttons Seeds Blog 1 CommentRead more
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Top September Allotment Tips

It has been a challenging year for many plot holders. Last winter the Beast from the East, (who remembers that?) followed by the Mini Beast ensured a late …

September 5, 2018Allotments Read more
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September Top Allotment Tips

The priority job at the moment on my Allotment is harvesting maincrop potatoes. Unfortunately potato blight struck very recently on our site. I’ve cut down …

September 2, 2016Allotments, General Read more

March Top Allotment Tips

It is amazing what a few days of sunshine can do! After weeks of dreary weather, the good weather near the end of February resulted in allotment sites across …

March 1, 2016Allotments, General Read more

February Top Allotment Tips

My allotment doesn’t know if it is coming or going! The weather is playing havoc with plant cycles. In January we had crazy temperatures of 15C, snow and oh …

February 2, 2016Allotments Read more
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December Allotment Tips

It certainly hasn’t been allotment weather here in the north. We have had three weeks of almost incessant rain recently which has virtually curtailed all …

December 1, 2015Allotments Read more

August Allotment Tips 2015

The recent wetter weather has brought the allotment on a treat. There really is no substitute for rainwater and recently we have had plenty of it! The …

August 3, 2015Allotments, Vegetable Growing Read more
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May Allotment Tips

My allotment has moved on apace since last month. Spring certainly sprung in April and our plots have responded and look great for it! Both second early and …

May 1, 2015Allotments, Growing Potatoes Read more
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    “All Nature seems at work.  Slugs leave their lair. The bees are stirring, birds are on the wing, And Winter slumbering in the open air, wears on his smiling face a dream of spring.” ~ Samuel Taylor Coleridge As we move into March, it is the month where spring is finally among us. Although wrapping […]

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