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Tag Archives: fruit
The flavour of summer.
At the moment, the allotment rests in the cold and damp and we’re waiting for another dry day without work to get some digging done. In the meantime, we’re enjoying the spoils of our previous labour. Heiße Liebe or “hot love” is … Continue reading
Summer Visitors
This weekend saw several of our friends down at the plot. Now that it’s in good shape, and with the nice weather, it’s a real joy to show off! Bonus: with a few extra pairs of hands, the work … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment, Cooking
Tagged dessert, friends, fruit, lotsofpictures, potatoes, preserves, strawberries, summer
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Busy sunny days!
After a week of rain we got some glorious sunshine this weekend, and used our time well. We’ve finally completed the move to the greenhouse, potted up all our chilis, planted out our squashes and courgettes and moved all the … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment, Gardening
Tagged beans, chili, flowers, fruit, greenhouse, GYO, lotsofpictures, may, seedlings, spring, squash, tomato
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Long Weekend
We thoroughly enjoyed our bank holiday, and spent large parts of it down at our plot. Apart from lots of general tidying and weeding, we sowed three rows of carrots (two plain, one purple) , two rows of swiss chard, … Continue reading
Marmalade Cake
As we now have lots of marmalade in the house, I couldn’t resist to make a lovely marmalade cake at the first opportunity. I had a day off last week and we have guests this weekend so the moment has come! … Continue reading
Marmalade
After my blog feed virtually exploded with posts about the seasonal marmalade makings I couldn’t resist very long, and I set out to find the last Seville oranges of the 2014 season. Supermarkets hardly ever stock these tart, bitter fruits, … Continue reading