An attempt at pruning the apple tree...
Also a new fence put up as the brambles next door have been cut down resulting in no boundary for the children.
Our Allotment in Pictures
A picture diary of progress at our allotment that once up and running will be a regular place to spend time with the children I childmind.
Saturday 21 February 2015
Saturday 1 November 2014
End of Sept/October 2014
A few beans that got too big to eat are drying nicely
The beginning of our bug hotel....
My daughters lovingly made GCSE birdhouse added to the bug hotel.
Pumpkin and Giant! butternut harvest : )
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Some winter salad under cover and finally sorting out the area by the shed
Cauliflowers to overwinter
A welcome visitor
Saturday 20 September 2014
September 2014
September 2014
Apples haven't done so well this year, suffering from bitter pit, a good mulch next year and attempt to prune!!
The debris netting bought last month has made a big difference! A few slugs getting to this cabbage so picked it. Got some fab coleslaw & green smoothies from it : )
Pumpkin growing, this is my hand for size comparison.
Two huge butternuts on each plant.
Devil's coach horse beetle!
One sunflower FINALLY open
Evenings getting darker, lovely to sit on our bench in the evening.
Pumpkin growing, size check courtesy of a 3 yr old
9th September------------------------------19th September
August 2014
First butternut squashes
&
Pumpkin
Went for it and bought some debris netting, maybe finally beat the slugs....
Onions drying
Someone moved in to the bucket collecting rainwater!
Harvest time
Autumn fruiting raspberries
Butternuts growing!
Bargin white current plants 10p each!!
Sunday 3 August 2014
Saturday 5 July 2014
July 2014
Garlic harvested, a bit smaller than I'd hoped for.
Dried in the sun for two days, now in the greenhouse to finish off.
Radish and peas growing.
First radish to survive the slugs - Started off in growbags in the greenhouse, then transplanted outside under bottles until stronger.
Three mindee's planted out their pumpkins at the allotment this week & they made some lovely labels with their names on to identify their own plant.
Don't plant through cardboard!!!!! Slugs devoured these pumpkins : ( One survived.....
this one! Hoping we get enough pumpkins for everyone from this one survivor!
Tomatoes starting to fruit
Onions loosened to start drying off.
Even a small harvest : )
One marigold plant survived the slugs.
Butternut squash & a flower close up.
End of June 2014
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