PEAS 2014

PEAS 2014
PEAS bumper pod harvest MANGETOUT

Sunday 13 October 2019

Saturday 3 August 2013

NEW POLLYTUNNEL 3METERS LONG



This is my new pollytunnel the best purchase I made. to the left is tomato Fandango to the right is tomato Gardeners delight. To the rear of the p.tunnel I planted chilly peppers and in front of the p..tunnel cucumbers. This pic was taken in June2013.
Aug.2013.03 Tomato Fandango

Aug.2013.03Tomato gardeners delight

Wednesday 7 November 2012

HOMEMADE MINI GREENHOUSE


A 6'x5' FRAME CONSTRUCTED OUT OF WOOD. I PURCHASED THE WEATHERPROOF COVER.  THIS IN SITU ON MY ALLOTMENT PLOT TO GIVE ME EXTRA COVERAGE FOR YOUNG SEEDLINGS IN THE SPRING. ALSO FOR GROWING AUBERGINES AND PEPPERS.

AS YOU CAN  SEE MY CAT TAMMY HAS COME ALONG TO INSPECT MY MINIGREENHOUSE.

Thursday 27 August 2009

Red Cabbage &Cauliflower 09

This years' Red Cabbage and Cauliflower. A great success.

Saturday 6 June 2009

Clematis 'mrs Cholmondley'

This Clematis has never let me down. Flowers twice a year. Spring and Autum. trained on a trellis, intermingled with Clematis Montana pink and C Montana White. Three real beauties.

Easy growers, they love farm manure.

I have a few clematis dotted around the garden trailing on trees and arbours.I find they love the company of other plants near them. I dont give them any special treatment. Make sure for the first year till they get established to water and feed them. Follow guide lines when to cut them back and which ones. (Marigold Badcock's Success with CLEMATIS) book is very useful.

Saturday 25 April 2009

NEW ARRIVALS

Allotment gardening have taken a new level. Gone are the days when retired gentlemen took on plots not only for growing veggies but to have a bit of peace and quiet and a beer with the other guys in an allotment shed.

It is most encouraging to see,with the help of Media coverage young families taking on new plots.
Derelict plots are now cleared,ploughed and rotivated to accommodate a growing waiting list on most sites.

What an excellant way of encouraging young families to grow their own Veggies as it tastes better and also educating their children to do the same.

There is a good community spirit on our site and the enthusiasam shown for projects within the site is very intense.

The older generation of plot holders have shown such great tolerance and acceptance. They are only too pleased to share their knowledge,sharing seeds and plants to our young plot holders.

Hopefully this trend will continue and not just a flash in the pan.

Good luck to all you allotmenteers!!!!!!!!!!!