I spend at least a couple of hours most weekends and in the school holidays a couple of hours every day at the allotment. In the summer I will also have a couple of hours one or two evenings a week - especially if there is watering, harvesting, planting to be done. I can 'waste' time chatting but most people understand that when you say "Well got to get on" it's not because you're bored! I also have a couple of raised beds at home and lots of stuff in pots on the patio and in the flower borders but I can see to those in half hour chunks when I don't have time to go to the plot. I have noticed that there is warp in the space-time continuum at the allotment site/greenhouse as time passes very much more quickly in those locations. You glance at your watch and an hour has vanished!
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Yep I admit I'm a lottie loverrrrr. I have a modest suburban garden which takes very little time to take care of. Being clayish soil and a tad soggy to work I cant grow what I would like to, certainly not veg, so its mostly shrubs a a few colourful herbaceous perennials. I travel 13 miles each way to my alloment and am able to grow what I want. I love being out in the fresh air and sunshine and the soil is great so I have a great base to work with. I go 3 - 4 times a week.Attia of the julii
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Sat mornings at our lottie seem to be a bit more social as the hut is open for bacon butties and hot drinks........I generally spend most of a Sunday up there and then 2 or 3 mornings a week depending on what needs doing and then in the summer some evenings as well .S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
a batch of jam is always an act of creation ..Christine Ferber
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