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• richhondac Posts: 222

  November 2014

  That's abit posh for an allotment

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• baza Posts: 670

  November 2014

  thanks for all your comments so far . and yes daryl the neighbours keep popping there heads over the fence to see what i'm up to.one of them jokingly said i was putting there gardens to shame ha ha.like i said in a previous post should of done this years ago. love what i have done in a short space of time and can't wait for next year

  thanks

  baza

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• richhondac Posts: 222

  November 2014

  It looks better than most of the gardens at Chelsea this year

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• Fruitcake Posts: 810

  November 2014

  Wow, what a fab job you've done *claps* 

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• baza Posts: 670

  November 2014

  Thanks fruitcake and Richonda c

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• Gardengirl.. Posts: 4,172

  November 2014

  Great some nice ideas there I am on the waiting list for an allotment and I make lots of things out of pallets like your fencing

  Great going there with your plot

  Hampshire Gardener

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• baza Posts: 670

  November 2014

  Thanks Gardengirl hope you get yours soon . made flower boxes , tables, gates and i'm gonna make a place for compost out of pallets also.

  thanks

  baza

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• baza Posts: 670

  November 2014

  getting ready for winter

  

   

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• richhondac Posts: 222

  November 2014

  Compost bins normally spoil allotments they always look a mess might be worth teaming up with a few people and have one big compost bin

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• baza Posts: 670

  November 2014

  agree with you rich ive got a spot in mind behind the greenhouse so it shouldnt spoil the look of the garden.

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