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Talkback: Growing apples on the allotment

was given a dwarfed bramley apple tree for my birthday in May, it has 3 lovely apples on ,almost ripe but has suddenly burst into blossom again , any ideas? one of my friends on the burney lane allotment has apple trees but it got a horrible by kaycurtis

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28/11/2011 18:39:30

by joseph woosey

Allotment Potato Blight

We have 48 allotments on our site here in Anglesey, and we were hit severly this year with blight. What advice would you give for growing potatoes in 2013, yes we know about rotation etc, we are organic, so limited to soil treatment, please advise by HomemanLL

12/09/2012 13:17:26

by Italophile

Talkback: Laura's allotment

i have an allotment and it is my first year ther. ther are four more allotment ther.i am ther most of the year by my self. the rest of them only cume once a week. sume weeks not at all ther is a pollytunel 30ft long. i am the only one to youse by Malf

28/11/2011 18:38:39

by wonkyjon

my 1st allotment!

just got a new allotment. what can i do? dig it and cover with clear plastic to warm up the soil, if you have compost or well rotted manure spread this but not where you intend to grow carrotts and parsnips etc.Good luck dont sicken yourself by Joe the Gardener

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01/04/2012 15:53:39

by kalulu

Weed suppressing membranes for allotment paths

Suggestions please for what to buy to keep my one foot wide allotment paths permanently free of weeds and grass Dont want to use gravel or paving stones by NewBoy2

24/08/2012 17:43:39

by NewBoy2

Allotment Space Available (Sort of)

by WFHUSER

12/05/2013 20:31:13

by WFHUSER

The Blessing of a new Allotment

Having been awarded a new allotment, I have been a very busy person this last few weeks! But my sweat (n lot's of it!!) n tears (when I hit my thumb with the hammer n dropped the rotovater on my foot) are now finally beginning to fall into place! n by Dean Lovett

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13/06/2012 18:56:26

by Dean Lovett

water logged allotment

hi took over an allotment in august and it is very waterlogged its never been worked for 20 years its full of bricks wood and old pipes etc.Plus i have been walking on garden i know hasnt helped.Do you think im having the water problems because by shaunandnicola

10/03/2013 19:40:30

by shaunandnicola

Talkback: Allotment planning

Butternut squash have never done well on my allotment, so I tried one called Cobnut last year.It gave a really good crop; slightly fatter shape--more flesh less seedy bit. Kept quite well too. Both my mimosa trees are shedding their leaves down by sarahs pond life

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28/11/2011 18:37:55

by rebeccarsim

Talkback: Weeds on the allotment

allotment great price i think 24 pound for a year if i start chitting potatoes now and plant them in 2 weeks what sort of potatoes could i expect by end of september and any advice aswell are have planted spud before ,but this time are have got a alloment by Middle Man

28/11/2011 18:38:33

by lorraine

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