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Top January Allotment Tips

May I wish a Happy New Year to all readers of this blog. January heralds an exciting new decade for our allotments. With rising food prices and the uncertainty …

January 2, 2020Allotments Read more
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Top January Allotment Tips

The New Year brings with it new hopes and aspirations on our allotment and in life generally. Some things such as the weather are out of our control. Yet …

January 2, 2019Allotments Read more
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Top December Allotment Tips

The run up to Christmas is a time to focus on gifts for gardeners and allotmenteers. There is a mouth-watering range of tools and accessories that plot holders …

December 5, 2018Allotments, Vegetable Growing Read more

Top April Allotment Tips

Easter is normally a time to get a lot of early spring tasks completed. However here in the north, after weeks of almost incessant cold, it is still largely a …

April 3, 2018Allotments, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Top December Allotment Tips

As I write there is a wonderful hoar frost this morning.The foliage and grass are glistening white and the soil is frozen enough to easily break a spade. Frost …

December 4, 2017Allotments 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

What is it? Garden Tools from 1914

  My shed is full of garden tools that I don’t use very often and some that I don’t use at all. Looking through the 1914 Suttons catalogue I saw that …

July 14, 2014Gardening Equipment, General, News from Suttons, World War One Read more
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    A hardy annual is a temporary visitor to the garden as it grows from seed (sown direct in the garden),flowers and dies in a single season. A half hardy annual also grows, flowers and dies in a single season but the seedlings need to be grown indoors and not planted out until the risk of frost has gone.

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    May I wish a Happy New Year to all readers of this blog. January heralds an exciting new decade for our allotments. With rising food prices and the uncertainty around Brexit, never has growing our own food been more important than it is today. Nevertheless, current affairs are only part of the justification of the […]

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