Allotments 4 All
Produce => Edible Plants => Topic started by: Lizard Man on April 02, 2006, 07:30:56
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I have recently moved and so had to give up my allotment plot. Boo hoo - all that hard work has had to be left behind. But to the future. My allotment, albeit a little smaller now, is going to be at the bottom of my garden. That means no excuses to get out and do my weeding!!
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Ohhhhh congrats! Would love to have mine at the bottom of the garden! Most envious :)
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Like me. But still have more than enough to try my strength. And patience.
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Nice and handy to nip out in between the April showers. :) busy_lizzie
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I have a half plot allotment, but do my soft fruit at the bottom of my garden, easier to get stuff when it's just ripe, and closely monitor stuff....
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Good luck with your new allotment. Wish mine was at the bottom of my garden then I wouldn't have to drag the kids with me up the road saying "how long we going to be at the allotment?"
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Hi Lizard Man, like yourself I am lucky enough to have my plot at the end of my garden.
I know I'm 'lucky' because people keep telling me so.
However, I sometimes think I'd get more done if I had to load up the car and drive down the road. I'd imagine I'd put at least a half day in if I had to go to that amount of trouble.
Problem is I generally find myself popping in for five minutes at a time, surveying my land and dreaming of things to come before being 'summoned' back home. ::)
The grass is always greener I guess (judging by the amount on my plot at the moment anyway). ;D
Noddy.
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me too....but what is it with humans?we slways think the grass is greener etc...i like having my 'lottie' on my doorstep..but from what i've read i miss out on the..erm.....cameraderie of the allotments-no one to swap noteds with or have a laugh or a word with.....
so...
billy no mates......lol!
kitty
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You and me both ... I look at my garden from me bedroom window .... I know every weed
Ray