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New allotment OMG...Part 2...

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  • GWRSGWRS Posts: 8,478

    Hello , just popped up to plot , o/h had been tidying up g/h , so took a load of spent compost , some in compost bin some on soil image

  • Went to the allotment check on everything after the windy weather, things not too bad the bean and morning glory wigwam have blown over a bit and some plastic needed tucking down over pallet area

    Gave the chickens some leaves again as they were shouting had no pellet food - thinking of chickens where is Fruitcake not heard from her for a while

    Did a bit of digging and weeding yesterday small bit tackled lots more to go, harvested sweet peas today smell so good

    Hampshire Gardener
  • Thanks for the pinterest ideas Garden girl, lots of inspiration thereimage

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  • PICTURES FOR YOU ALL

    Little Zoomer pumkins

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    My other pumkin snowman so white

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    Teddy Bear Sunflower

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    Went to plot just to harvest bits today

    Hampshire Gardener
  • GWRSGWRS Posts: 8,478

    Gardengirl , pumpkins ? look good 

    Went to plot today , got some tomatoes ? , carrot ? orange & purple , beetroot red & yellow , last of the yellow courgette and purple broccoli 

    Runner beans finished so went into compost bin , however, French beans so intergrown with nettings burnt the lot 

    Green manure growing well 

    A good day generally 

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  • Lovely photos Garden Girl!

    only got about 6 butternut squashes Scroggin, they either grew really big or not at all! any tips?

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  • Zoomer44Zoomer44 Posts: 3,267

    Been on holiday for a couple of weeks. Going to the plot at the weekend. 

    I've bought some french seeds and onion sets. Seeds are sold by weight so there tends to be more seeds in the packets.

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