Alan gives us a flavour of volunteering life on BHOGG’s Weald Community Allotment. There is a fresh buzz on Lottie … More
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A personal quest: Can organic farming grow enough to feed the people?
Pat is interested to find out more about whether organic agriculture can grow enough to feed the people. Pat will … More
Rhubarb Season: A trio of recipes
This trio of recipes come to us from Weald Allotment Community bed starter scheme volunteer, Saskia. Thanks to her also … More
Cleavers & Nettle Spring Tonic
This recipe comes courtesy of Ruby Taylor, artist/ maker & teacher of Native Hands – a wonderful programme of ‘wild’ … More
Purple Sprouting Broccoli – keeping it simple
Purple sprouting broccoli is a welcome spring crop, and is worth the long growing season if you have the space. … More
How To…Sow Seeds
Welcome to our latest ‘How To…’ guide. Things you will need for this: seeds, compost, pots. Seeds can either be … More
BHOGG’s Starter Bed scheme at Weald Allotment site
We are pleased to confirm that the Organic Starter Bed scheme operating at the Weald Allotment site has the green … More
Organic Weed Control – or how to avoid herbicides
So, you’ve finally got to the top of the allotment waiting list and been given your long dreamed of plot. … More
Seedy Sunday 2019
Seedy Sunday 2019 did not disappoint with a day packed with interesting stalls, events and people. Over 2,000 happy punters … More
February Top Tips
1. Plan your plot: crop rotation; put crops that need regular picking near a path; ones that need less attention … More
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