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Top June Allotment Tips

We head towards midsummer with our plots generally in very good order. Many allotment sites across the country are thriving, some are at a standard not seen …

June 2, 2020Allotments, Vegetable Growing 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 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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January Allotment Tips

We’ve welcomed in a new year and excitingly we can begin to look forward to a productive season on our allotments. Although spring is still some way off, …

January 3, 2018Allotments, General Read more
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Top November Allotment Tips

My allotment has an increasingly mid autumn feel to it. Gone are the summer tender crops, most of which I’ve been able to compost. Instead much of my soil …

November 2, 2017Allotments Read more
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Top February Allotment Tips

Finding time on a weekday in winter to visit the allotment can be problematic if you work full time. Happily, the days are noticeably lengthening now. Indeed …

February 1, 2017Allotments, Vegetable Growing Read more
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November Allotment Tips

At this time of year on the allotment I always feel an inherent need to tidy up! With that in mind, now is the perfect time to gather fallen leaves to make …

October 31, 2014Allotments Read more
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Peas and Runner Beans Produce Bumper Crops

Peas and runner beans like warm sunny weather so it’s no surprise that many of us have had bumper crops this year. We’ve received several emails and …

September 16, 2014Allotments, General, In the Veg Patch, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds 2 CommentsRead more
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September Allotment Tips

Happily the allotment is showing little sign of slowing down with the food it is producing this year. Though early signs of autumn are undeniably with us, most …

September 1, 2014Allotments Read more
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July Allotment Tips

Allotments rock and that’s official! The sheer sense of achievement and satisfaction from spending many a happy hour down on the plot, pottering around and …

July 9, 2014Allotments 2 CommentsRead more
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