
Growing the no dig, permaculture way for a couple of decades now on my allotment, in a wildlife garden and in my garden at home.
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In true old-style eurovision song contest1, we whipped the skirts off our peas at long last. It is due to warm up this week and some of the peas have flowers so this is what our plot and tunnel looked like at the end of the session.
The plot after this week’s session. We may be in the ‘hungry gap’ if we didn’t get our planting numbers and sowing dates sorted, but we are also in the dance of the fleece.
We still have our peas swaddled, but the netting will come off nex...
The plot at the end of this week’s session.
There are actually things growing!
I spent week in Crete last week with five days of wonderful weather and two not so much. On the way home I scrawled through my photos and realised I had more p...
Here is the plot after the session on the 12th. We seem to be growing fleece!
We had a frost the night of the 12th having just transplanted our peas. The date for the last frosts in our area is the 9th of May - well, that is Exeter and we...
Spring has finally sprung, the euphorbia in my garden is acid yellow and there is blossom on the plum tree. It being Easter weekend, we weren’t quite so busy on the course, but it is that time of year when gardeners have a lot to do.
This...
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Growing the no dig, permaculture way for a couple of decades now
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