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Tag Archives: Thompson and Morgan
Wednesday 31st July 2013 – Wow I harvested a lot just now!
I popped in the greenhouse first thing this morning, firstly to water, secondly to tie up some tomatoes, and finally to see in there was anything ready to harvest. I was so excited that my first “Moneymaker” tomato was ready … Continue reading
Thursday 18th July 2013 – Oh, a gentle wind is blowing, and no it’s not me!
Still really hot, but with a breeze blowing, somehow it seems cooler. I’m still working through the beetroot and spring onion bed, and to my delight I finished it, and now it looks much better. All the varieties are coming … Continue reading
Sunday 14th July 2013 – We’re being spoilt this weekend by the weather.
I’ve just popped in for a cool down, as it’s only slightly cooler than it was yesterday, but about 1 degree. I took George’s old bed to the tip this morning, but have other rubbish in the car that needs … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, burnt, claire's allotment, feet, fencing, flip flops, garden, lettuce, salad leaves, sun, sun cream, Thompson and Morgan, thongs, winter blend
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Tuesday 2nd July 2013 – Busy, busy little lady I am!
I should have written this yesterday, but just didn’t have time, so sorry about that. But I spent nearly 5 hours on the allotment today. I did take some lunch with me, so I wouldn’t go hungry. I need food … Continue reading
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Tagged Belstar, Calabrese, claire's allotment, shropshire seaweed fertiliser, Thompson and Morgan
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Tuesday 25th June 2013 – Tomatoes and Cabbage, not something you’d put together.
Another splendid morning on the allotment, as I’ve finally got all my “Moneymaker” Tomatoes in. I’m not sure if they’re from Thompson and Morgan or Mr Fothergill’s, but they all seem to be growing really well. Hopefully blight won’t affect … Continue reading
Thursday 20th June 2013 – Women don’t sweat, they perspire?
Well if that’s the case I’m not a women, as I definitely wasn’t perspiring this morning. It was another humid day, and we had NO rain last night, and NO thunder to clear the air. The grass is starting to … Continue reading
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Tagged claire's allotment, dwarf french beans, green waste, onions, runner beans, strawberries, Thompson and Morgan, weeding, wisley magic
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Tuesday 18th June 2013 – Yay, I’ve got all my tomatoes planted up!
Finally I think the greenhouse is ready for the summer (apart from a little tidy up of trays and pots) as I think I’ve finally got all my tomatoes in their final pots and ready to go. It’s taken a … Continue reading
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Tagged brandywine, broad beans, chuck fenster, claire's allotment, Country taste, cucamelon, cuccino, cucumbers, greenhouse, homegrown revolution, http://www.victoriananursery.co.uk/, James Wong, Moneymaker, Mr Fothergills seeds, pineapple, sun cherry premium, sutton seeds, tamarillo, the sutton, Thompson and Morgan, tomato tree, tomatoes
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Friday 14th June 2013 – Much better day than yesterday.
I feel very naked without my fence panel up, but I’ve asked the guys who are going to replace our fence if they are able to do it sooner than we first requested. I’ve not yet heard back from them … Continue reading
Tuesday 11th June 2013 – Why did I sow soooo many cabbages? And other things.
You never know how many seeds are going to germinate, so you always tend to sow more that you need. But when practically all the seed from 1 packet germinate, sometimes you’re at a loss of what to do with … Continue reading
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Tagged brassicas, broad beans, brussels sprout, butternut squash, cabbage, candisa f1, claire's allotment, falstaff, fennel, germinated, globe artichokes, http://www.victoriananursery.co.uk/, march, Mr Fothergills seeds, pilgrim, strawberry, sweetcorn, Thompson and Morgan, victoria f1
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Monday 10th June 2013 – Afternoon filled with tomatoes and salad.
Once the kids were home from school and I’d sorted them out a snack, (they’re always starving when they come home from school. Emily has to cycle about a mile and a half to school, and George had been to … Continue reading
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