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Badgers

hi really hope someone can help me here. at the bottom of our garden we have a veg plot. one big problem we have a badger that has decided to come and visit but is digging up out veggies. we had a fence put up going down the garden with concrete by Lyndsey Sammels

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05/02/2012 21:27:25

by andrew taylor

Allotment Heavy clay heavy mud

I spent all day trying to rotavate my modest sized plot unfortunately the mud and clay soil I have inherited was so heavy it stopped the tines turning on the Howard gem tank I was clinging onto for dear life but also at times the mud was so soft by Robert Miller

13/01/2013 23:51:30

by Zoomer44

Talkback: Laura's allotment

USING PESTASIDES Blog hopping today, I it's such a surprise to have stumbled on your relaxing blog about gardening from a floor furnace in Glendale I have been into growing my own veg for a while and would be most grateful if you can advise me on where by Malf

28/11/2011 18:38:39

by wonkyjon

Allotment

hi all I am very excited at being given a 1/4 plot after waiting 3 years for an allotment. There are some raised beds already in place and I wondered if its too late to be getting manure and putting on the beds, i don't really know what the soil by Tabbycats

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01/03/2012 20:02:35

by Lerryn

Talkback: Growing potatoes and onions

spuds planted this week in my raised bed - can't wait! cacamoon onions and garlics are a great veg 2 plant after potatos. i have just bought the river cottage veg book and it is great it tells you all about running and starting a veg plot trying potatoes by ALEX

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28/11/2011 18:38:21

by ViMarie

Talkback: Christmas vegetable harvest

we did get made lovely potato and onion soup which still gives great pleasure knowing you grew what you were eating.Happy New Year and Happy and succesful gardening 2009. i took on my allotment last year and was pleased to say my plot has produced by smithsindeed

28/11/2011 18:37:41

by Colin Harris

Perennial weeds

with hedgerow sticks and the dried perennial weeds, cover it with a layer of turves and it would burn slowly overnight - sometimes a small plume of smoke would be seen rising for a couple of days. The resulting ash would be used on the veg plot for potash. I by rmenmuir@btinternet.

15/04/2013 21:24:17

by Daintiness

Talkback: New year, new leaf

Just moved into a new house. Totally bare garden, but soon to be a veg plot, currently under 3-4 inches of snow. Can't wait until weather improves and days lengthen. hi, i have been very lucky that the weather has been lovely today. i was able to go by john morgan

28/11/2011 18:30:27

by joseph woosey

Mysterious plant

Hi We've recently moved into a new house and I'd be very grateful if someone could help me identify this plant which has appeared in our garden and has taken over our veg plot. It has also appeared in the flower boarders in several places by Chris R

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04/08/2012 07:28:45

by muddy mare

Talkback: Allotment planning

, so like you I am hoping I have not lost it altogether. im going to be growing veg etc for the first time my raised beds are fertilized and turned over ready has anyone any advice on what is best for a newcomer to grow and advice on timing of planting by sarahs pond life

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28/11/2011 18:37:55

by rebeccarsim

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