Heritage seeds – tomatoes of the future
I have had a short break from writing – partly because all I would be saying is, ooh look, another patch of brown earth that I have dug and some […]
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Operation Shed Move
On the hottest day of the year so far, my shed has been carried like a (large, overweight, creaky) sedan chair six or so metres down the plot to the […]
Shuttle service
There’s a lot of moving going on. In and out and in and out of the greenhouse and trying not to trip over the door each time. I filled two […]
Chancing my arm
Never in the few years I have been growing has it been so dry so early chez Plot 100. Any delicate forking at this time of year is usually accompanied […]
I am FIVE!
In gardening terms at least. Five short years since I got my plot on 20 March 2012 and I love that the learning curve hasn’t slowed. I’ve included some of […]
Heigh-ho! said Rowley
Those frogs they certainly have been a-wooing… Our fantastic, heart-shaped, communal pond has drifts and drifts of frogspawn on its beach. And shiny eyes can be seen popping up everywhere, […]
We’ve only just begun
Little chirrups of green waving in the propagator, a sight that never, ever gets old. Chilli germination seems to be as hit and miss as ever. Half the varieties are […]
It’s life, Jim, but not where I want it
The seed audit took AGES this year. I winged it last season. That carefully crafted plan went out the window around the time slugs woke, formed up arrow-fashion & aimed […]
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