

Tonight there wasn't much light at the allotment but I was there for a couple of hours until it was too dark to see (even though I still wanted to stay!). Made a start on my strawberry row. It is totally overgrown with grass and it is going to take a while to weed. I also marked out where I want my paths so my lovely lottie neighbour, John, who has volunteered to cut my grass, can see which bit needs cutting. This should also help my friend Paul know which area to strim! Aren't men handy ;)
I didn't take any photos of the lottie tonight as, to be honest, my clearing looked rather feeble and pathetic! But as you allotment folk know, lots of effort goes into something but you don't always see a big result straight away. It was also dark!
3 comments:
I love spring onions. Mine are only just poking their noses through the soil.
You've hit lucky getting a plot with asparagus already growing.
Oh wow, another Gloucestershire allotment blog! :)
Been a bit slow finding your blog but it's a great read and I'll be following it from now on :)
Those spring onions look good... I've got some sown on the window ledge at the mo which are about 4 inches tall but all thin and floppy.. Perhaps they need to go outside, or perhaps they're dying....
Where was that asparagus fest out of interest, wish I'd known about it, would have been fun to go along.
welcome to the blog paul and melanie! always nice to know folk are interested.
fear not, you haven't technically missed the asparagus festival as it is on 23rd april to 21st june. more info here:
http://www.britishasparagusfestival.org/
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