
A few weeks have passed, and they’ve taken, although one of the plants is deformed.

A few weeks have passed, and they’ve taken, although one of the plants is deformed.

Time to plant out, a little late in the year really for a giant pumpkin, but I’ve had issues with germination, batches of seeds, and today when planting out we had the heaviest hail storm for years, and I got very wet!
A quick flight to the allotments and back…
Last Saturday, I did my first honey stall, at a Local Produce Market at the local village hall, to support the local community. Lets just say it was a great success, and I will be ordering my new honey extractor in due course, with the proceeds! I also sold eggs, and plants from the Allotments.
These are pictures of My Allotment, Plot 1 at Gravel Pit Allotments.
Hopefully, can do something like this again…
Building up my muscles and burning off some fat…..laying turf at the allotments…
head over to the site and check it out…
We’ve received 5 pallets of turf from Inturf, 326 rolls, we’ve been laying now for 2 days…

Day 1 – Turf Arrives

Day 1 – Empty Field

Day 2 – End of Day
Just before it started to snow today, at approx 2pm, I was taking pictures of the Gravel Pit Allotment Association Site, which I believe, and I’m now a Trustee off, as we our a Registered Charity. The top soil has raised the level, we are currently waiting for the top soil to settle.
it was a lovely day, and I went for a quick walk with my new Wellington Boots!
I’m not sure, if I had, told many people, because I had a “gagging order”, but now I can say, “We are delighted to announce that a grant of almost £24,000 has been secured from the Big Lottery Fund’s Local Food scheme and we can now begin to action the plans for community allotments in the village……”
read more here at the Gravel Pit Allotments Website
Lets say the magic word – “Herbidacious”, and welcome to my New Secret Garden …

I’m very fortunate, I’ve been after some land, to grow vegetables on for a while, we still await the outcome of funding for our local allotment association.
A neighbour in the hamlet has kindly agreeded to let me have part of the garden to cultivate and grow vegetables, because the garden is very large and it’s too much for them to maintain. This area of the garden used to be culivated and used as a vegetable plot, 10 years ago.
I’m very excited, don’t know, when I’ll find the time, but it’s very close to where I live. It’s going to be a lot of work, but follow the journey here, it starts now…but well worth it I’m sure.