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Dig My Plot Homepage | digmyplot.co.uk Reviews

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Hi, if you grow or want to grow vegetables and fruit organically then this is the site for you. I have an allotment with raised beds (about four feet wide) so I never walk on the soil. I do not have edging boards since I discovered they just provided a hidey hole for slugs. Having raised beds helps me to rotate the crops to keep the ground free from disease. On 19 August 2012 the milestone of 200,000 hits was reached. You can see the hitmeter in the bottom left hand corner of this page. I love to receive...

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Review of the Year. To celebrate the first anniversary of the website I have selected some of my favourite photos. The very first edition went out with This Month, Next Month, Dig This and Links in July 2005. Since then numerous buttons have been added, as you can see. The comment. I found the most encouraging of all I received was Sue who said I really like digmyplot, it s not like a website, it s like a story . Thanks Sue. Click here. If you would like to view a selection of the feedback I have received.

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Herbs Guide

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I also grow Borage, Chives, Comfrey, Dill, Fennel, Horseradish,. Hyssop, Mint, French Tarragon and Lavender and will add. These during the course of the coming months. URLhttp:/ www.digmyplot.co.uk.

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Companion Planting

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The interplanting of crops. Companion planting of vegetables. Criticism and objective assessments. Interplanting of flowers and herbs. As natural an environment as possible. The dog eat dog insect world. Plants having an affinity. Coriander, fennel and dill. Poached egg plants, (Limnanthes douglassi). Mr Majestyk, a french marigold. Pot Marigold (Calendula officinalis). Nothing happens in living Nature that is not in relation to the whole . Goethe. Technically the word companion implies. Companion planti...

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The Importance of Crop Rotation. Does the theory work? Do you want equal amounts of each family type? Chart which shows the plant types. The Importance of Crop Rotation. French Bean - a Legume. Does the theory work? Cabbage - a brassica. Do you want equal amounts of each family type? I do have some very promising sprouts poking out from inside the mass of whitefly ridden mottled foliage, though. Early Potatoes- a tuber or root crop. So, it being impossible to follow a crop rotation what can you do? These...

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1 Field Slug or Grey Field or Netted Slug (Deroceras reticulatum). Up to 5cm, cream, light brown, or light to dark grey. Look inside lettuce leaves. 2 Budapest or Keeled Slug (Milax budapestensis). Up to 6cm, greyish brown, dark grey to black with orange thin stripe down its back. Sole is a dirty yellow colour. Serious pest of root crops, lives in the soil. 3 Garden Slug (Arion hortensis). Up to 4cm, shiny black, orange underbelly, tentacles reddish brown. 4. Large Black Slug (Arion ater). The best time ...

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My journal of allotmenting…. Plot’s Weekly-Year 1. Plot’s Weekly-Year 2. Category Archives: Plot 25. January 2013–Year 6. October 30, 2013. Decided to post some news of what has been happened in the plot so far. The general view of the plot still flourishing. winter bloom. At the edge of bed 2. Winter Spring cabbage. Spring Hero. Showed new growth in January. Posted in Plot 25. Onion, Garlic and Leek–2012 Year 5. January 31, 2013. Posted in Plot 25. Board Beans and Mangetout Peas 2012. December 5, 2012.

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Roll Out The Barrow: Get Dublin 15 Growing! Welcome To Our Website. October 19, 2015. October 19, 2015. Courtesy of Trisha, Plot 38. 1 litre/2 pints of green gooseberries. 1 litre/2 pints vinegar. 40g /1 1/2 oz ground ginger. 40g /1 1/2oz mustard seed. Chop the gooseberries,sultanas and onion;put into the preserving pan with the vinegar,ginger,mustard seed,salt,sugar,cayenne and turmeric. Bring to the boil cook for about 45 minutes at a rolling boil, stirring occasionally. 900g Courgettes, finely chopped.

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Plot Preparations – Powerstown Allotments

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Roll Out The Barrow: Get Dublin 15 Growing! Welcome To Our Website. What to do on your plot in July? July 6, 2016. July 7, 2016. Ever wondered what you should do each month on your plot? Tony, one of our plot holders and a committee member sends a monthly ‘to do’ list to all plot holders. Here’s the one for July. Check out our Allotment Calendar. On the website for more great ideas! July to do list:. Prune this year’s Pear/Plum tree growth to within 3 to 4 shoots. Pinch off tomato side shoots. There is a...

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Management Committee meeting minutes – Powerstown Allotments

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Roll Out The Barrow: Get Dublin 15 Growing! Welcome To Our Website. Management Committee meeting minutes. POWERSTOWN ALLOTMENTS ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE MEETING 8. Objective: Committee meeting to discuss on going matters. Location: Portacabin, Powerstown. Welcome to the new committee members. Approval of previous meetings minutes. Election of committee officers for 2016/17. Approval of proposed 2016/17 committee meeting timetable. Register of keys for portacabin, bee area, notice board. TUS worker (Brian Lo...

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Life in the Highlands: March 2007

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Life in the Highlands. Hello and thank you for looking at my Blog.i hope you enjoy my site. I'm pretty new to this but hope to keep it all updated with the progress of my garden. I've really enjoyed being able to start everything from scratch and the hard work has been worthwhile. I hope you enjoy seeing my progress too! Feel free to leave comments it's always nice to get feedback. Friday, March 30, 2007. Posted by Ziggywigs @ 3:12 AM. Sunday, March 25, 2007. The weed seeds were starting to germinate and...

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Life in the Highlands: Skye Walking

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Life in the Highlands. Hello and thank you for looking at my Blog.i hope you enjoy my site. I'm pretty new to this but hope to keep it all updated with the progress of my garden. I've really enjoyed being able to start everything from scratch and the hard work has been worthwhile. I hope you enjoy seeing my progress too! Feel free to leave comments it's always nice to get feedback. Friday, June 27, 2008. My first part of the trek started after catching the afternoon Mallaig Ferry. Run by Chris and Maggie...

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Life in the Highlands: December 2006

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Life in the Highlands. Hello and thank you for looking at my Blog.i hope you enjoy my site. I'm pretty new to this but hope to keep it all updated with the progress of my garden. I've really enjoyed being able to start everything from scratch and the hard work has been worthwhile. I hope you enjoy seeing my progress too! Feel free to leave comments it's always nice to get feedback. Sunday, December 03, 2006. Well here we are another December.what happened to the year! With the weather still acting strang...

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Life in the Highlands: April 2007

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Life in the Highlands. Hello and thank you for looking at my Blog.i hope you enjoy my site. I'm pretty new to this but hope to keep it all updated with the progress of my garden. I've really enjoyed being able to start everything from scratch and the hard work has been worthwhile. I hope you enjoy seeing my progress too! Feel free to leave comments it's always nice to get feedback. Monday, April 23, 2007. End of April 2007. Remember the Impatien seedlings i pricked out into trays, just look at them now&#...

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Life in the Highlands: October 2006

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Life in the Highlands. Hello and thank you for looking at my Blog.i hope you enjoy my site. I'm pretty new to this but hope to keep it all updated with the progress of my garden. I've really enjoyed being able to start everything from scratch and the hard work has been worthwhile. I hope you enjoy seeing my progress too! Feel free to leave comments it's always nice to get feedback. Sunday, October 29, 2006. Highland Floods 27th October 2006. Cars were left wallowing in a swimming pool that was once a roa...

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Urban Pollinators

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Friday, 13 June 2014. Urban Jungle: Life on a University Campus. Around the campus, many of the grassy areas are regularly mown but sections are also left longer to provide habitat for insects. Say no to the mow'. The edges of this grassy area have deliberately been left longer for wildlife. Fly feeding on a Buttercup. Fly resting on the buttercup leaves in the long grass. Ladybird searching for aphids amongst the foliage. Merodon equestris feeding on Cat's-ear (Hypochaeris sp.). One of many Mullein moth...

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Hi, if you grow or want to grow vegetables and fruit organically then this is the site for you. I have an allotment with raised beds (about four feet wide) so I never walk on the soil. I do not have edging boards since I discovered they just provided a hidey hole for slugs. Having raised beds helps me to rotate the crops to keep the ground free from disease. On 19 August 2012 the milestone of 200,000 hits was reached. You can see the hitmeter in the bottom left hand corner of this page. I love to receive...

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