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Hello all,
Been on the site for a couple of months but just starting to post. New to lotties and took the keys at end of feb, so 6 weeks or so in. 15 or so month on the waitlist & then we got plot 3mins wheelbarrow walk. Sweet. Should be perfect for the last minute cooking emergencies....
Reading the 'mare lot of people have with lotties in poor states, I think we landed on our feet. Apart from easy-to-dig-in chickweed and some legacy brassicas, the plot was pretty clean. So very quickly we've got up and running 5 rotation plots (5x5yd each), a fruity section, a herby/perenial section and just building the compost heap area. Even enjoyed the digging in the rain/hail/wind/sun. Loads planted/sown already.
Just one question - our lottie has big rabbit problem....i want to low net the 5 veggie plot area once and for all, with gates up and down the path area. Reckon it's worth the initial cost versus losing crops???
Cheers
17B
Been on the site for a couple of months but just starting to post. New to lotties and took the keys at end of feb, so 6 weeks or so in. 15 or so month on the waitlist & then we got plot 3mins wheelbarrow walk. Sweet. Should be perfect for the last minute cooking emergencies....
Reading the 'mare lot of people have with lotties in poor states, I think we landed on our feet. Apart from easy-to-dig-in chickweed and some legacy brassicas, the plot was pretty clean. So very quickly we've got up and running 5 rotation plots (5x5yd each), a fruity section, a herby/perenial section and just building the compost heap area. Even enjoyed the digging in the rain/hail/wind/sun. Loads planted/sown already.
Just one question - our lottie has big rabbit problem....i want to low net the 5 veggie plot area once and for all, with gates up and down the path area. Reckon it's worth the initial cost versus losing crops???
Cheers
17B
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