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Cheat ‘Sun-ripened’ tomatoes

Although we have had more than our average sun quota this year, sadly its not lasted long enough to take … More

Ruth’s top tips for September: Fruition

1. Harvest spuds, fruit, vegetables 2. Plant onions, garlic, spring cabbages, bulbs for spring flowers, strawberries 3. Sow winter salads, … More

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Ruth’s top tips for July & August: Yielding

Keep on top of weeding and watering.  It’s hot and dry out there so water well once a week.  Water … More

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Our community allotment: The allotment in the community

In addition to the wonderful Sunday sessions at our Weald Plot, we enjoy inviting vulnerable groups and healthy volunteers to … More

Weald allotments

Solstice Pick & Cook with Caroline

Those long sweet summer days have arrived; we enjoyed one of those on 24 June when we celebrated the summer … More

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Love Lavender: Shortbread recipe

Lavender is renowned for its healing properties and is one of the most popular essential oils in aromatherapy.  French chemist, … More

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Ruth’s top tips for June

1. Plant out seedlings such as beans, courgettes, sweet-corn. 2. Sow successional salads, dwarf beans, peas. 3. Feed with seaweed … More

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Winter Greens Trial update and fabulous traditional Japanese Fuyuna recipe

The Winter Greens have provided the most amazing source of fresh veg over the dismal winter months. Visiting the poly … More

Fuyuna recipe, Japanese recipes, organic gardening, Recipes, Winter greens

Volunteering at our community allotment: INTO transforms our south plot

A lot of great things have been happening at our Organic Community Allotment this spring.  A group of seventeen staff … More

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The delightful Gabriel reporting on the Team Pollinate workshop this Sunday

A great little video from Gabriel – a regular at our Sunday Allotment Sessions.  The Team Pollinate Workshop is Sunday … More

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