Went out and got a load of supplies today. Six bags of sharp sand, six bags of spent hops, and a whole load of old roof tiles someone was giving away, which I shall use to replace all the rotting wooden edging on my allotment.
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Gone down to the Allotment for the first time this December. Looks as if the local teenage bunch has been having a good chat in the Polytunnel the way 4 chairs have been put in there with there left over matches and cigarette packets 😂 Nothing touched thank god! General tidy up needed but not much else to do
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This weather is doing my head in - I know its mid December but still...
Yesterday managed to get a bit more framing added to my winter project at the plot - was hoping to start getting the corrugated plastic onto the frame today but rain and wind decided me otherwise.
Collected the smashed glass from 3 glass panes that blew out from the GH at home earlier in the week. Was half way down the garden - must have been quite some force.
Pulled up the nasturtiums that finally died off in the garden this week.Last edited by Baldy; 15-12-2019, 04:44 PM.sigpic
1574 gin and tonics please Monica, large ones.
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Went to the plot for an hour or so today. Something�s attacking my Spring greens seedlings in the tunnel, can�t decide what though... giant snail?
Anyway, it�s annoying, they�ll be done for soon at this rate.
Hard pruned my redcurrant and gooseberry bushes, did a bit of rose pruning too. Chopped up and composted the sunflower and kale stalks that were lying in a pile, and also chopped and composted the globe artichokes. Pulled up the bean wigwam too, so it�s looking a bit more cultivated than it was when I got there.
Made little spiny wigwams of gooseberry prunings round what�s left of my greens - you never know, it might put the culprit off?He-Pep!
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Finally cleared the volunteer cardoons that had migrated from my neighbour's plot. I'd left them to grow to a huge size as I'd been hoping they were artichokes, but alas ...
And cleared up the 2 compost from 2 bags that the fox had kindly ripped open and distributed over my bark chips on the paths.Location: London
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