Simon's Allotment

Sunday, 3 October 2010

How it is

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It's shaping up to be a wet autumn so I'm glad I got the maincrop spuds safely gathered in last weekend. Out on the plot there's...
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Saving seed

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Pea beans and french beans - I'll let these dry out for a few days before shelling them. Funky pea beans:
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Sprouts

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Bottom leaves need removing when I get round to it.

Carrots

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A nice row of Autumn King, if I do say so myself.
Monday, 20 September 2010

Right then

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Right then, back to gardening. Time to savor the last of summer.
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Apples

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Am I eating apples? Yes I am.

Chillies

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Tried a couple of slices of the first red ones yesterday and they nearly blew my head off. Should make useful gifts.
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Disappointing sweetcorn

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These made great looking plants but the cobs are disappointing. They were supposedly meant to be "mini-corn" (Minipop F1 from Mr F...
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Green manure

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The winter tares are growing away nicely and I'll dig them in in the spring: The trefoil I've dug in now and I'll be planting ga...

Meadow mix

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Still looking lovely.
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Back garden

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Fuchsia Sedum Rose campion Geranium
Monday, 6 September 2010

Remembering Sid Rawle

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I first went to Stonehenge free festival in 1981. I didn't know any Sid Rawle but I did get to score some dodgy acid and see Hawkwind. ...
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Sunday, 29 August 2010

Rain rain rain

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All the rain we should have had in the spring seems to have fallen in the last fortnight. Still, life goes on, which is just as well really....

Carnations

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Summer cabbages

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Eryngium

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I've got one of these on the plot. So blue. Can't eat it but that hardly matters.

Tomatoes

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Still going strong. Tomato sauce on everything at the moment.

Chillis

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I'd never grown chillis and jalapenos before before so when someone gave me some little plants back in the spring I thought I'd give...

Jalapenos

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Plums

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