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Tag Archives: leeks
Comfort Food.
On a chilly October evening, nothing is more comforting than soup. We just happen to have lots of little mystery acorn squashes in storage, and so I made my grandmother’s favourite squash soup recipe. She used to have a bright … Continue reading
Solstice Fun (and work)
As I’m getting ready for my long summer holidays, we’re spending lots of time at the allotment to get it up to scratch. Hopefully this means Ian won’t have to put too much work in on his own, while I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged building, kale, leeks, peas, potatoes, raspberries, redcurrants, sprouts, strawberries, tomato
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Busy Weekends!
With the lovely spring weather, we’re getting the plot ready for our many, many seedlings. Our flat is still overrun by tomato, cucumber, pepper and chili seedlings. We started out with some very popular varieties: Gardener’s Delight and Nectar cherry … Continue reading
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Tagged chard, chili, GYO, leeks, onions, psb, seedlings, tomato
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April Plans
April is a month of rapid change – after the spring equinox and the change to daylight saving time the plants benefit from longer days and Ian and I benefit from the long evenings. These allow us to tend to … Continue reading
February Plans
With our shed successfully built, we’re now a little less dependent on dry weather for work on the plot. However, our big project for February, getting the soil ready for sowing and planting, greatly depends on the soil draining. We … Continue reading