Simon's Allotment
Monday, 12 July 2010
More nattering about the weather
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Still no rain this last week so I've been unreeling the hosepipe yet again over the weekend. Today it's suddenly a whole lot cooler ...
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Watering
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I follow the RHS advice on watering which is after two weeks without rain to water every seven days, in the morning, at the rate of 2 gallon...
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Meadow mix
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This has been going nuts this past week - the fairy toadflax has gone over but the Californian poppies are still going strong and have been ...
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Phacelia
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The bumble bees have been loving this:
Sweet peas
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Much better results growing using the cordon system - longer stems and better quality flowers:
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Onions
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I'm quite chuffed with these this year; they got off to a shaky start but now they're doing really well and so far there's no si...
Brassicas
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Greyhound cabbages at the front almost ready for cropping; brussels sprouts at the rear:
French beans
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Enjoying the sunshine and starting to flower:
Sweetcorn
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Looking healthy:
Peas
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Maincrop podding up: Successional sowing - early peas (on the right) now over; maincrop (centre) about to crop; follow on crop (left) growin...
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Pea beans
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The climbing Egyptian pea beans (on the left), which I'm trying for the first time, are doing far better than my runner beans (on the ri...
Raspberries
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Something for pudding:
Monday, 5 July 2010
1929 and all that
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So the first six months of the year have been the driest since 1929 - which was also the start of the Great Depression, and obviously I was ...
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New potatoes
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Snapdragons
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Meadow mix
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Still looking lush:
Primary colours
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Cornflowers, corn marigolds and field poppies in the cornfield mix:
Sunday, 27 June 2010
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According to the weatherman we're in the middle of a heatwave; I seem to remember when it was just called June. Lots of watering of cour...
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Peas
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Early Onward:
Cabbage
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Durham Early:
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