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FORUM EXPERTS FOR 'ALLOTMENTS UK FORUM' |
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| SweetCorn |
heritageorchids.co.uk |
No of posts: 2438
Last login:
14/Mar/2010
(2 days ago)
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Retired from corporate life but not retiring. Now growing & selling orchids. Ride horses and play the piano, but not at the same time.
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| bex |
http://bexsallotment.blogspot.com/ |
No of posts: 1883
Last login:
16/Mar/2010
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Hi,i have been a very keen gardener since being knee high to a grasshopper,I'm now hip high lol.
I have worked in the horticultural trade for 15 years but now a lady of leisure with a huge allotment and a crammed packed garden to look after.I am also into wildlife especially garden birds and do everything i can to help.
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| wavy |
http://davesplot.blogspot.com/ |
No of posts: 1643
Last login:
06/Mar/2010
(10 days ago)
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Got the plot in Rotherham in early August 2006. I think that was the first time I had ever picked a gardening tool up.
I wish I had done it years ago it is so rewarding and good fun
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| digmyplot |
digmyplot.co.uk/ |
No of posts: 1293
Last login:
19/Feb/2010
(25 days ago)
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Hi, if you grow or want to grow organic vegetables & fruit then this is the site for you. I have an allotment which I keep chemical free, partly because it's healthier but also because the produce tastes so good, especially when freshly picked. All the experts say to keep the time from picking to cooking short with sweetcorn, asparagus and peas, but it is true of everything
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| Neil |
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No of posts: 1075
Last login:
21/02/2010
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| Mossy |
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No of posts: 627
Last login:
14/Mar/2010
(2 days ago)
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I have an allotment with mum which we both work. In our first full year we were entered into best newcomers plot of the district and have won it. Coming to the end of our first full year and its been fantastic. Married with 2 grown up boys. Just turn 44 years of age and spend all my weekends on the plot.
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| Ruthdigs |
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No of posts: 582
Last login:
04/Mar/2010
(12 days ago)
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Got my plot March '08 but grew up helping (hindering probably) my dad in the garden with the veg. Loving it. Resenting work as it steals my digging time!
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| les65 |
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No of posts: 556
Last login:
16/Mar/2010
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i have been growing fruit and veg since a boy,when im not digging im taking photographs,i have four daughters, who are my world,who take up the rest of my time.
i dont bite,well only if you ask nicely.
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