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Veg plot planner

Hi I am new to the forum, my daughter has recently moved to a farm in N Wales, her partner would like to start a veg plot and asked me for advice. Apparently there was a veg patch at one time and he would like to clear it and have a go. The question by Scrollwizard

23/01/2013 22:42:50

by Scrollwizard

Water saving for veg plot

I have 2 wheelly bins of rain water on my allotment, i never had a lid on them so the water is smelly with fallen leaves etc in there, is this ok to water my veg plot with or do i need to use a waterbut with a lid on, water? I would say it's fine by racwelsh

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30/03/2012 23:49:28

by Lizanna

Talkback: Wet weather on the veg plot

there will be some failures but also successes. Seem to remember it was dryer and there was more sun this time last year and stuff in the GH did well. GH veg isn't doing as well this year me thinks due to the poor light and less heat in there. Sweetcorn did well last by YewJay

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15/07/2012 16:47:09

by Maud is in the garden

Cats

I have worked hard on my veg plot getting the soil right. How will I stop cats from digging up the seeds I plant out. It is soul destroying to see it. Hi Cler, have a look at this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW2tZUG8cpQ One of his tips by CLER

03/04/2013 11:08:30

by Lyn

help with vegetables

Hi Can anyone help with this? I am a very novice gardener, I hired a(non professional) odd job man to help me prepare a small vegetable plot so my kids could grow some vegetables. The thing is, when doing it, he found 3 wasp nests in the ground so by Zara2

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26/03/2012 23:11:05

by Zara2

New to veg

Hi there, I am new to veg growing having recently got a small plot and i would appreciate any advice on what to grow at this time of year, is there anything that will crop or even survive the winter in Scotland. thanks. by Pat Masterman

04/09/2012 17:08:16

by Pat Masterman

Growing apricots

I'm planning to plant an apricot against the south-east facing fence of our new veg plot, and fan-train it. What area of undisturbed soil around it will it need - i.e. how close up to it can I plant my veg? Would it be better to take the bottom out by Dovefromabove

08/07/2012 08:17:30

by Dovefromabove

veg

Hi, Sorry if im in wrong place!!! but i dug up some potatoes yesterday which have been in veg plot since last spring! they looked fine, but ,can they be eaten????? lf they are they firm and not green-why not? Thanks for that. I dug the potato bed by cindysimp

19/02/2013 10:56:28

by Busy-Lizzie

mulch

as a surface mulch to help stop the soil drying out, but I wouldn't dig it directly into to a veg plot. by Sandy14

31/01/2013 22:25:41

by BobTheGardener

Bird Feeders on the allotment?

Hello After a shakey start with a Landshare plot I've just managed to move to my own council allotment plot I am so thrilled even though it's an overgrown disaster at the moment but it will be so satisfying to tame it. My question is, is it ok by Twinklekat

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11/04/2012 22:03:25

by burhinus

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