It’s great to be able to make our lunches using produce that we’ve picked from the plot! Rhubarb is the obvious one, and both Saturday...

Since we've been able to have people on site at the allotment again, we've been very busy! With willow leftover from our sessions with...

Just as spring is really starting to spring, we are allowed to have our groups back at the allotment, which is wonderful! We've started...

Our first sessions of 2021 were icy! The muddy ground was hard, which made a lovely change- although it was soft enough underneath the...

Despite the weather becoming a bit grey and damp as we get towards winter, we still have lots of jobs to do on the allotment. Today, we...

We've recieved some lovely certificates from the RHS, in recognition of the work we've been doing in our community - from giving away...

Our packets of Aquadulce broad beans are eager to get into the soil... but we’re still doing battle with the couch grass! The boys did a...

The Saturday volunteers have been taking out the remaining squash plants, as even though they keep producing flowers, they won't be able...

After potting on the young oregano plants, we gave some thought to how the allotment will look next year, including making some new...

We still have some tomatoes in the vineyard greenhouse, and they're still ripening - but all the outdoor plants have tomatoes that are...

We’re really enjoying the autumn feel of the plot- lots of things to harvest still, and some lovely warm weather. But it’s definitely...

We are so glad that the allotment has plenty of space to work in! No one could have predicted that we’d now need space for social...

Today, it didn't rain on our lovely volunteers! During our last session, we all got extremely wet in the rain, so we were very happy to...

Our adult volunteers were outnumbered by young people in our most recent volunteer session! And they were very determined - it started to...

Although today on the allotment we were doing battle with the bindweed (it's never ending!), it was lovely to take stock and enjoy how...

How to Grow and Use TOMATOES Grow and pick TOMATOES Tomato plants will get quite big– they need planting in the ground or a big pot. An...

This one isn't such an obvious food plant- but the seeds are great for humans and birds to eat (also mice, if you don't store them...

Salads are fantastic because you can grow enough baby salad leaves in pots on a small windowsill all year around for putting in...

This one is a little different: If you have some plants or are able to get hold of bits other people are cutting off or digging up plants...

Just in time for the storm...