1. Harvest spuds, fruit, vegetables 2. Plant onions, garlic, spring cabbages, bulbs for spring flowers, strawberries 3. Sow winter salads, … More
Tag: allotment
Ema’s Chilli, garlic and ginger sauce
This recipe comes from Ema at De Tout Coeur, Limosin, France – home to relaxing retreats and delicious home cooking. … More
What to do with courgette gluts? Sweet and savory recipes
Ross’s Easy Peasy Courgette Pesto Courgette glut? Fed up of the sight of them? Use this recipe to hide the … More
Warm Allotment Salad
Here’s a simple, easy and tasty recipe with all of June’s wonderful produce in mind! Thanks to Bhogg Chairperson Jenni … More
Winter at the allotment
Things have been pretty quiet on the allotment over the winter. Still some hardy souls come along regularly enjoy the … More
How did your garden grow?
Roundup from the annual Autumn Feast (as reported by Ruth) Autumn’s darkening nights and misty mornings are always a good time … More
Autumn’s gardening tips #4: maintenance
As we descend from the milder summery autumn to Autumn-Proper (we know, we know, it’s not terribly scientific) it’s a … More
Autumn’s gardening tips #3: compost like mad!
Feeling the turn in the air now? Do up your boots, throw on a jacket and get ready to compost! … More
Autumn’s gardening tips #2: planting
Think your planting season is over? Think again! As well as spring bulbs, hardy annuals such as Calendula (pot marigold) … More
Autumn’s gardening tips #1: harvest
It’s the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness so most fruits and vegetables need to be harvested to store or … More
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