Allotment photos
Apologies to those who read this for stitching news, but some people wanted to see photos of our patch of weed and grass allotment, and I finally remembered to take a camera with me.
We have from the hebe in the bottom left to the patch of dry grass where a shed used to be in the top right.
Many hours of digging have got us almost halfway through one of the beds we plan. As you can see, it's been a while since anything other than dandelions was grown on most of this!
But for inspiration we're right next door to the site manager's plot, which apparently won best in country last year. It's huge and wonderful.
He even has chickens!
We have from the hebe in the bottom left to the patch of dry grass where a shed used to be in the top right.
Many hours of digging have got us almost halfway through one of the beds we plan. As you can see, it's been a while since anything other than dandelions was grown on most of this!
But for inspiration we're right next door to the site manager's plot, which apparently won best in country last year. It's huge and wonderful.
He even has chickens!
Wow his plot is perfect! No wonder it won an award, that's some great inspiration for you! Good luck with the digging, know how hard it is, but all worth it in the end :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing pictures - I can't wait to see what you grow in there!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely allotment. I am looking forward to seeing what you grow. It looks like you'll have some good inspiration with the site manager's allotment right next door.
ReplyDeleteLove it, Nicki!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the pics, Nicki!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. I love the pics and am looking forward to seeing your progress. And you're right, that is one impressive example you're next door to.
ReplyDeleteWell I'll look forward to see how your plot develops - too much work for me but you go girl! Your tape measure finish is great - congratulations it looks like it was a lot of work - at least the finishing.
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