Tag: Allotment

  • Allotment Reflections of 2022

    Allotment Reflections of 2022

    After a somewhat planned, but longer than expected hiatus from creating any sort of long format content, I thought it was finally time to get back to it. To be completely honest, I had fallen out of love. Not just with writing and making videos, but the allotment as a whole. I found my mindset…

  • Five Things You Should Do In May

    Five Things You Should Do In May

    The air and the soil are finally beginning to warm; seeds are germinating and growing in the blink of an eye. It is tempting to plant out your delicate seedlings, but as they say, never cast a clout until May is out – use this advice for your seedlings. You don’t want months of hard…

  • Dandelion Honey

    Dandelion Honey

    The grass is a awash with dandelions and has been for a few months now. Dandelions are an important source of nectar for bees early on in the season, so try to avoid picking them until other flowers are available. Now is the perfect time to give this spring time recipe a go. Ingredients: –…

  • Five Things You Should Do In April

    Five Things You Should Do In April

    The days are longer yet the air is still crisp. Blossom and flowers are immerging from their dormancy. Sunny, warm summer like days are quickly followed with sleet and rain, the weather remains unpredictable throughout the month and there is still a risk of frost. Sow, sow, sow! Much like March, April is a busy…

  • Five Things You Should Do In March

    Five Things You Should Do In March

    As the air begins to thaw and the flowers burst into life, spring has begun to awaken from its long slumber. There is an absolute plethora of seeds to sow and bulbs to plant in March, but try not to get too ahead of yourself. The ground is still yet to warm thoroughly and there…

  • Five Things You Should Do In February

    Five Things You Should Do In February

    The days are growing longer and birdsong is all around. The air is cold and crisp, rainfall is frequent and the spring bulbs are finally showing face. Although it is still winter, February is the start of a busy growing season on the plot. Chit your potatoes You can get your first early crop in…

  • 2020; a year to remember and forget

    2020; a year to remember and forget

    2020 was a strange year for most people, but one thing that kept me sane is this little plot of land. It served as an escape for us when there really was no where else to go. January was a very wet and slow month. The excess rainfall hindered our efforts to turn over the…

  • Five Things You Should Do In Winter

    Five Things You Should Do In Winter

    The branches now sit bare, the days are shorter and the nights are cold. The plot is empty but the pantry is full. The pace of things on the plot has certainly slowed down, but there are a few things you can be getting on with over winter. Tidy up your plotSome parts of your…

  • Jack O’ Lantern Soup

    Jack O’ Lantern Soup

    Every year, millions of pumpkins are thrown away after being carved for Halloween. Pumpkins are delicious and often over looked, so here’s a simple recipe for your Jack O Lantern. Ingredients: This will make six good sized portions, if you wanted to use all of the pumpkin then just double the ingredients. This will take…