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more than half the plot has to be "fully cultivated" within 6 months.
I think they are being over generous. It should be at least 75% in 6 months or 50% in 3 months.If a person is not able to get a plot 50% cultivated in half a year they are not going to make it and should take a smaller plot. Lets face it. a few weekends work will clear the grass and brambles then a few more weekends will get a substantial amount of digging done.It's funny how all those sitting on the waiting list do nothing but bellyache about all the uncultivated plots they can see, yet as soon as they get a plot they want nothing more than let their plot lie fallow. Get stuck in. Less talk, more digging. Once its done, its done, otherwise you will be fighting nature until nature or the site agent breaks you.
Seriously do not follow advice to dig the whole lot
Quote from: Psi on September 30, 2009, 13:18:29Seriously do not follow advice to dig the whole lot Psi, if you read back, no-one has actually suggested that.
I think they are being over generous. It should be at least 75% in 6 months or 50% in 3 months.If a person is not able to get a plot 50% cultivated in half a year they are not going to make it and should take a smaller plot. Lets face it. a few weekends work will clear the grass and brambles then a few more weekends will get a substantial amount of digging done.
Quote from: ceres on September 30, 2009, 13:22:56Quote from: Psi on September 30, 2009, 13:18:29Seriously do not follow advice to dig the whole lot Psi, if you read back, no-one has actually suggested that.Ceres, indeed. Are you the new Poirot?
Quote from: Psi on September 30, 2009, 13:30:59Quote from: ceres on September 30, 2009, 13:22:56Quote from: Psi on September 30, 2009, 13:18:29Seriously do not follow advice to dig the whole lot Psi, if you read back, no-one has actually suggested that.Ceres, indeed. Are you the new Poirot?No, I don't have the moustache for it, even on a bad day ;)Just don't understand why it's necessary to mis-represent the words of others to make your own point.