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badgers

i am lucky enough to have at least one badger coming in to my garden after dusk. However it enjoys sumo wrestling with my onions before demolishing my carrots. can anyone advise me how to persuade them to leave my veg plot alone? i did read by gatehouse

11/06/2013 16:55:52

by gatehouse

Garlic and what to do next....

with gardeners fleece? Also should I plant in a large pot or the veg plot? (First time I've grown garlic) I'm digging over the veg plot each week at the moment and adding all the usual to break up the soil as its clay and chalk where I live (nestled in the South by The Manic Slughunter:)

05/02/2013 22:05:52

by artjak

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

Talkback: Allotment vs garden

as you head to and from the veg plot! There are allotments not far from were we live, but again there are long waiting lists. However having a fulltime jobs, being a plant aholic and having the possibility of growing our own fruit and veg we converted our by Grannyanne

28/11/2011 18:39:42

by millum

Advice please on levelling a lawn

for a long time and there is not cushion of grass underfoot. You also cannot walk on seeded or turfed grass for a number of weeks so build the veg plot somewhere accessible. Thank you for your help by Pampa

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12/04/2012 22:07:10

by Pampa

Help me please

I have recently taken on an allotment plot and unfortunately I have some bindweed underneath my soil and what I can only describe as spaghetti on top of the soil. I need to get rid of this before I can turn over the soil. I have tried glyosulphate by Iain Pickard

04/11/2012 22:04:40

by sotongeoff

Well rotted manure

I have just got an allotment that has been a little neglected over the past few years. I have dug the beds over but have a tonne of well rotted horse manure and would like some idea about how much to put on the soil and for which veg for planting by Newallotmentboy

10/11/2012 13:55:46

by sotongeoff

allotments

M. allotment is in northwood kirkby knowsley nr liverpool and i am there five days a week most times i love growing plants of all sorts i have a veg garden and a flower garden on my allotment two ponds one a fish pond and the other a wild life by joey_woo

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24/01/2012 15:04:32

by joey_woo

Flooding

Just been to my allotment which is beside the Thames at Lechlade & it's under 1' of water. When the water recedes will veg such as parsnips, celeriac etc. be edible? Also will fruit survive? I have raspberries, strawberries, currants & rhubarb (not by lewly2

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24/11/2012 15:47:11

by Palaisglide

Mares Tail - how to win

of his garden. In his veg plot he manages and ignores it then turns the soil as normal, but when it comes to flower beds it suffocates everything. Anyone won or managed the war, please help! marestail equals heavy duty weed matting, not the pound shop by * Red Dahlia *

23/03/2013 00:36:36

by BrummieBen

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