Hi
I have just been to see my new allotment, almost 4 1/2 years since I applied for one.
It's obviously too late to do much now, except for digging etc, trying to get things ready for a good start next year. I didn't bring my camera, but will do tomorrow, so I can upload some pictures.
I wouldn't mind getting some fruit bushes and maybe some rhubarb. Could these go in now ?
I say now, but I really mean in the next few weeks, after I've done a bit of planning. May as well try and come up with a decent sort of layout before planting anything.
If I did want some fruit (black currants, blackberries and raspberries) would I be able to perhaps take cuttings, assuming I find a friendly neighbour, or would it be better just to but plants in pots.
Is it worth digging over the plot and trying to pass the soil through a garden sieve, to get rid of any roots.
The plot is not really overgrown, but there are some crops there, which have been there since the previous holder left a few months ago.
thanks for any advice
I have just been to see my new allotment, almost 4 1/2 years since I applied for one.
It's obviously too late to do much now, except for digging etc, trying to get things ready for a good start next year. I didn't bring my camera, but will do tomorrow, so I can upload some pictures.
I wouldn't mind getting some fruit bushes and maybe some rhubarb. Could these go in now ?
I say now, but I really mean in the next few weeks, after I've done a bit of planning. May as well try and come up with a decent sort of layout before planting anything.
If I did want some fruit (black currants, blackberries and raspberries) would I be able to perhaps take cuttings, assuming I find a friendly neighbour, or would it be better just to but plants in pots.
Is it worth digging over the plot and trying to pass the soil through a garden sieve, to get rid of any roots.
The plot is not really overgrown, but there are some crops there, which have been there since the previous holder left a few months ago.
thanks for any advice
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