Making the most of tiny patches
After the thunderstorms this week we were able to get to the allotment to finish building the beds and fill with compost (and then finally plants). The compost that my friend ordered arrived this morning and as I approached the allotment I could smell it down the street. I asked her if she had accidentally … Continue reading Allotment Advancements
This last month was weeks full of getting it done; the weather has finally warmed up (dare I say almost too warm for this time of year) plants don’t know what to do with all the sunshine and warmth. The vegetables are all going strong except for the cucumber and melons as it was too … Continue reading Garden Update
When we were first reviving our garden and lifting the pebbles (New Year New Garden) I found a lot of earthworms in the soil whilst digging (surprising since we have such terrible heavy clay). I wanted to incorporate earthworms directly into my raised beds rather than waiting for them to come up. As we lifted … Continue reading Worm colony
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Making the most of tiny patches
Making the most of tiny patches
