For those of you who love a good veg show, a reminder that Rhubarb Farm, Langwith, holds its show tomorrow.
As usual, Bolsover Allotment Association has sponsored six classes so we hope you will all be going along and maybe taking part in the various competitions, which range from veg (naturally!), craft or cooking, photography etc. It's a very varied show and there's something to please everyone.
They also make jolly good pizzas in their wood-fired ovens!
Oxcroft Lane & Longlands Allotments
Bolsover Allotment Association
Friday, 6 September 2013
RADAR OVERWINTERING ONIONS
For those of you who want to get an early crop of onions next year we have in stock RADAR overwintering onion sets at a modest £1 per bag
KINGS DISCOUNT SEED SCHEME 2013
It's that time of year again when a plotter's attention turns to planning veg crops for next year. The Kings Seeds catalogues are due to drop on to The Shed's mat any day now so come along this Saturday to get your hands on a copy. The discounted seeds are only available to members of Bolsover Allotment Association
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Brimington Show
Don't forget that Brim Show is on Saturday, 25th August at the Community Centre on High Street. There is a section for all-comers so don't be shy. You can show off your fantastic lotty veg or have a go at the Homecraft Section
It's worth going for the refreshments alone! Fab cakes!!!!!
It's worth going for the refreshments alone! Fab cakes!!!!!
Monday, 13 August 2012
Members' Discount Seed Scheme
The Kings Seeds colour catalogues have now arrived. Get your copy from The Shed this Saturday!
Monday, 23 July 2012
The sun's out at last!
Spent a whole day on the plot yesterday without getting wet!
This wet weather seems to have suited the blackcurrants and gooseberries though and I spent a happy hour yesterday gathering them in. I suppose jam is inevitable, although I rather fancy making a blackcurrant cheesecake.
Blight seems to have arrived and several people are reporting that their potatoes are affected. If you've not been spraying against it there's nothing much to be done once it's arrived except to remove affected foliage which you can burn or take to the tip. Don't compost any blighted potato or tomato foliage.
This wet weather seems to have suited the blackcurrants and gooseberries though and I spent a happy hour yesterday gathering them in. I suppose jam is inevitable, although I rather fancy making a blackcurrant cheesecake.
Blight seems to have arrived and several people are reporting that their potatoes are affected. If you've not been spraying against it there's nothing much to be done once it's arrived except to remove affected foliage which you can burn or take to the tip. Don't compost any blighted potato or tomato foliage.
Thursday, 5 July 2012
My first job of July
Here it is in all its splendour, made from roof beams from our recent loft
conversion
Planted up with Minicole cabbages, Bolognese courgettes, calendula
and a stray celery
So, what to plant in the other half. I hear Algy has some swede plants to hand.
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