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Top December Allotment Tips

With the ground currently so wet in many areas, there is little that can be done directly on the soil. Certainly, it is far better to keep off saturated soil. …

December 2, 2019Allotments, Suttons Seeds Blog Read more
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Top October Allotment Tips

The lovely spell of weather in mid-September gave the perfect opportunity to get on top of those pesky seasonal allotment jobs. By the end of the month the …

October 3, 2019Allotments, General, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Top March Allotment Tips

The end of February felt like the end of April with the incredibly warm weather and record temperatures for much of the UK. On several days the temperature in …

March 5, 2019Allotments, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Top October Allotment Tips

I really enjoy this time of year. The increasingly damp smell of decomposing vegetation, partially rotting leaf litter combined with stunning tree colours …

October 2, 2018Allotments 1 CommentRead more
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Top August Allotment Tips

One thing we all agree on is that every year is different on the allotment. The main reason for this is the one thing we can’t control of course and that is …

August 7, 2018Allotments 1 CommentRead more
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Top October Allotment Tips

The nights are closing in and I’m trying to visit my allotment as much as possible during early evening while the light holds. The plan is to do as many …

October 2, 2017Allotments Read more
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Who Or What Was Ailsa Craig?

Waiting my turn at the dentist recently I was surprised when they called the name of the next patient. “Ailsa Craig” was not however my expected shiny red …

August 15, 2017Vegetable Growing 2 CommentsRead more
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Top August Allotment Tips

Early this month, I’m going to harvest my summer onion sets “Stuttgarter” and “Sturon” both of which have grown well. I like to pick them after a few …

August 1, 2017Allotments Read more

Top April Allotment Tips

A sustained wet spell towards the end of March saturated the ground, meaning patience really did become a virtue. Happily things have improved since as spring …

April 3, 2017Allotments Read more
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October Top Allotment Tips

The allotment is in transition with a fascinating, mix of late summer and autumn tasks to do this month. I’ve just finished harvesting the last of my runner …

October 2, 2016Allotments, General Read more
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