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In which we attempt to grow vegetables on the side of a hill in South London. Friday, January 20, 2012. Our hardworking and responsible allotment society now has its very own blog. Monday, May 23, 2011. This post was first published on Can You Dig It? Perhaps such a competition is running on our allotment site. I should find out how to enter. What do I win? Sunday, May 08, 2011.
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26 November 2012 1225 PM. The smallest butternut squash in the world. We men are always being told that size isnt everything. But even so. After months of watering, feeding, weeding and love this was all the three yes three butternut squash plants could manage. Pathetic isnt the word. Small is. Last year a Canadian gardener called Joel Jarvis grew a 1,500lb squash. Mine barely registered on the kitchen scales. Its been one of those years. Roll on 2013. November 26, 2012 Permalink. Ive discussed this f.CONTENT
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So I have not been troubled by eating them day after day, and have quite enjoyed trying out new ideas. Here are some of them. Just fine on its own or great with the carbonara. COURGETTES STUFFED WITH PEA RISOTTO.
Monday, 9 September 2013. He had lived with us for three years and was the first cat to be re-homed to us. He joined our group of feral cats and lived quite happily with them, especially Triangle and Janet. He was a real little character and will be missed. Monday, September 09, 2013. Monday, 14 January 2013. The cats have their own shed now.
Hilbert Road and Hilbert Rec Allotment Group. Making the Most of a Few Spare Rods. This web site belongs to a group of allotment holders who work the plots at Hilbert Road and Hilbert Recreation Ground sites in Tunbridge Wells. Although it belongs to us, we are hopeful that it will be of interest to a lot more people! If you are interested in a plot, there is usually a high demand but you should get in touch with Tunbridge Wells Council. Click to email this to a friend.
Darr; Skip to Main Content. The intention is to grow some bush tomatoes in the straw bales, helping to keep the fruits of the ground, and to provide some rotted straw for the compost heap at the end of the season. Most vegetable growers have to use some form of protection from the local wildlife for their crops. My two main pests are pigeons and pheasants.