I've got one

[RoadCar]

As you may have guess I have got an allotment, I go down tomorrow to meet the allotment site manger. I don't know what it is like yet hopefully it will be ok Fingers Cross lol. Also I wanted to know if you can start growing anything at this time of year as well? I look forward to replys.

Thanks

Daniel

[Glutton4...]

Hey, that's great news!

Check on the 'what I did today' thread, that should give you as much info as you need! Good luck with it!

[RoadCar]

Hey, that's great news!

Check on the 'what I did today' thread, that should give you as much info as you need! Good luck with it!

Great thanks i'll have a look now.

[rustylady]

Well done you = Hopefully it's fairly clean. If not, you'll be spending the next few weeks weeding and digging. Then you can plant overwintering onions and garlic, and it's not too late to get winter brassicas (kale, PSB and spring cabbage) in if you can get hold of some plants.

[Jeanied]

Yay, Danny - great news. Congratulations - just in time for the GC to start selling the over winter brassicas, as RL says!

[RoadCar]

Yay, Danny - great news. Congratulations - just in time for the GC to start selling the over winter brassicas, as RL says!

Thanks Jeanied, I try and get some photos tomorrow

[RoadCar]

Well done you = Hopefully it's fairly clean. If not, you'll be spending the next few weeks weeding and digging. Then you can plant overwintering onions and garlic, and it's not too late to get winter brassicas (kale, PSB and spring cabbage) in if you can get hold of some plants.

Hopefully, that is the one thing I am not looking forward to, tomorrow fingers cross it will be ok.

[Jeanied]

Danny I have posted this link somewhere else today - just found this offer in the paper.
Suttons: Vegetable Plants, Homegrown veg for 6 months

[Jimmy Glasgow]

congrats, now the work begins.
well done roadcar

[FionaH]

Great news! Best of luck

[RoadCar]

Hey all

Just a quick update, been down to the allotment today is in an ok condition, nothing major. The most important thing to do is to get a shed put up, has anyone built there own, I don't want to buy a shed from B&Q and places like that.

[jackyspratty]

You can sow kohlrabi this time of year. I thin the purple one is meant to be best for an autumn crop. Good luck with it all.

[Alison]

Hey all

Just a quick update, been down to the allotment today is in an ok condition, nothing major. The most important thing to do is to get a shed put up, has anyone built there own, I don't want to buy a shed from B&Q and places like that.

I got my shed off freecycle so we paid nothing for it apart from some new felt for the roof and a good lick of paint. Had to take it down and put it up but well worth it. I just put a wanted post up and got a couple of replies in days

[RoadCar]

I got my shed off freecycle so we paid nothing for it apart from some new felt for the roof and a good lick of paint. Had to take it down and put it up but well worth it. I just put a wanted post up and got a couple of replies in days

I got a Chicken Coop from the Lincolnshire Wildlife trust and they delived it for me well, I gave them £5 donation. It does for what I need shelter from the rain and a place to have a cup of tea.

Daniel

[skegblade]

Congrats Daniel. Good to read you didn't inherit a jungle. Japanese over-wintering onions and garlic are a good bet (wilkinsons do them cheaper than a GC).

Phil