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<\/a>Our veg plot<\/p><\/div>\n
There are broad beans nearest on the left. Left of the path are white onions, red onions and garlic. To the left of them are runner beans and dwarf beans. Furthest away are the tomato plants and strawberries.<\/p>\n
To the right of the path is a row of leeks that went to seed before we used them. Alan Titchmarsh says if your leeks have gone to seed you can leave them for striking alium like flowers. They are in bud at the moment. To the right are two rows of potatoes and at the back the raspberry canes. The courgette plant is at the front on the right.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>All planted<\/p><\/div>\n
From this direction you can see the tomatoes on the right (just watered in) and behind them the beans. This should be enough to give us some veg to pick on days when we don’t visit the allotment but will be supplemented by the allotment produce.<\/p>\n
The boys are nearly finished with their new, low level, netting frame at the allotment and once it’s finished I will post an update.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We have been waiting to be fairly certain there won’t be any more frosts, before planting the last few things in our veg plot, which is a courgette plant and some tomato plants. We are not planting so many plants … Continue reading