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Allotments seem deserted??

Started by PeterVV, January 06, 2011, 20:22:11

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Borlotti

We get free woodchip, free compost (sometimes), free horse manure (wet straw) and of course a lot of free rain.  We are so lucky.  Think that is 40, 15 to me Kev.  Free compost seems to bring out the worst in people, wheelbarrow races to see who gets the most, no fights yet.

Borlotti


Digeroo

We had a bit of a scum for manure last year but people were not so pleased when they found that their potatoes were not happy.

We do not have access in January so roll on Feb. 

pumkinlover

How does that work Digeroo?
Makes growing parsnip and brussels pointless :(

elvis2003

In danger off going off topic here,but Digeroo,do you mean you cant get on to your plot for the whole of Jan ?
when the going gets tough,the tough go digging

lottie lou

All we get is free rain, slugs and other things you wouldn't go and buy

caroline7758

Quote from: lottie lou on January 08, 2011, 17:02:18
All we get is free rain, slugs and other things you wouldn't go and buy

Same here! :(

cornykev

I would ask for a months rebate if I wasn't allowed on the plot for a month and compo for anything I couldn't harvest but that's just me.  ;)     ;D ;D ;D
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

saddad

Quite busy out on ours today... just nipped in to get OH a coffee...   :)

gwynnethmary

I went on Friday for the first time since mid-December.  It was raining and I got very muddy digging up parsnips, leeks and sprouts and carrying the bags to the car.  I didn't see anyone else there-can't say I was surprised!  The plot looks very tidy, and I'm looking forward to getting stuck in to seed sowing whaen the time is right.

Tonythegardener

I sometimes buy muck from the farm, however it is much more fun to garden for nothing if possible.  We have muck, leaves and grass mowings delivered to the allotment.  I am a bit suspicious of the lawn mowings because you cannot be sure if they have had weed killer on them but the leaves and the horse muck is good. 

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