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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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July Top Allotment Tips

The allotment season reaches a new exciting level this month and fittingly we have plenty of luscious fresh food to harvest. My overwintering broad beans …

July 1, 2016General Read more
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Historical Veggie Facts

We hope you’ve enjoyed reading our historical veggie facts over the last few days. Many of these were taken from the 1831 edition of The Companion for the …

May 17, 2016Vegetable Growing Read more
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November Top Allotment Tips

The so far mild autumn has meant it is has been a good year for pumpkins on the allotment. Our four year old daughter has been the beneficiary of this as we …

October 30, 2015Allotments Read more
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Salad Days with Suttons

Browsing through the Suttons archives I came across this little booklet, Salad Days with Suttons. Dating back to the early 1970s the booklet was produced when …

July 22, 2015Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds Read more
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Growing for Showing – The results!

That’s it – show time! All those weeks of sowing, growing, nurturing and care have finally come to fruition. Produce was on the table and the judges …

September 14, 2014In the Veg Patch, Village Show Read more
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August Allotment Tips

The allotment provides as much food for the family as we can handle at this time of year. And more besides! The summer harvest is the culmination of the hard …

August 4, 2014Allotments Read more
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Showing for Growing – The Good and the Bad

Don’t talk to me about growing for a show. Really – don’t! Everything seemed so in control, everything ticking over nicely when suddenly the best …

July 30, 2014Flower Bulbs, General, Vegetable Growing, Village Show Read more
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June Allotment tips

The allotment is such a friendly and inviting spot at this time of year. Indeed allotment plots are a hive of activity now more any other time. There is so …

May 30, 2014Allotments Read more
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    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 has made an early appearance. This highlights the changeable nature of our weather at this time of year. As allotmenteers it is our cue we need to be on […]

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