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  • #16
    Nice view good size plot as for the tree I got two behind my house that cut off so much light it aint worth sitting out there, and I got two Massive trees that overhang my first plot that cast so much shade it's only good enough for Brasica's luckily I have a second sunny plot
    Today I will be mainly growing Vegetables.

    Tonight The bloody slugs & snails will eat them!

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    • #17
      Been down this aft. Knocked the old hut down that was at the top of the plot, gathered all rotten wood for a fire, and gathered the decent wood to save. Also done a bit more clearing. I'm enjoying doing just a couple of hours every other day, even in December. It's surprising how much you can get done. So we're ready to have a big fire, probably just after xmas now. Gonna have a few beers while sat round the fire!! (will be safe though, as always). Back home now, youngest running riot, and the rabbit running riot!!

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      • #18
        Took a few more pics


        Last pic is the first plant on the plot - a Rosemary bush
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        • #19


          This is the first plant!
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          • #20
            A few new pics of the hard work we've been putting in over the last few weeks:
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            • #21
              Well done - looking good. Cracking view you have there, too.

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              • #22
                Thanks Hazel, it's a stunning view. Looks great on a sunny day

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                • #23
                  Been a while since I updated this thread, so though I best post a few pics. Over the last couple of months we have put lots of hard work into digging over the plot, and we now have things in the ground!!! Can't wait to collect our own grown veg.
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                    • #25
                      Been a while since I checked out your thread. All is looking great there you have worked hard by the look of it and the soil looks really good and fertile to.

                      Mr G
                      Today I will be mainly growing Vegetables.

                      Tonight The bloody slugs & snails will eat them!

                      https://www.facebook.com/manchester....ts?ref=tn_tnmn

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                      • #26
                        Looks good. What have you got growing out there?


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                        • #27
                          Hi peeps, sorry for the lack of updates.
                          Been a very productive first summer - positive and negative results. Managed to get the allotment in a working state and we planted and harvested plenty of onions (white, red and shallots), beetroot, turnips, radish, salad leaves, broadbeans, potatoes, savoy cabbage, pak choi and now the sprouts are doing really well. Our time lately has been taken up by a shed - moved from another plot (friend of mine, who kindly let me have the shed) to ours. A bit of bodging here and there and the shed is finished and looks great - a great retreat after a hard days digging! I will update with pics later. Time to dig over the plot and cover what we can with some thick visqueen ready for the spring. This year has taught me a lot about how difficult it can be to get a plot into good working order - it's no overnight job!!! Great enjoyment though, I've loved every minute. Will try and keep this thread updated more than I have lately!

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