Cockney at Selbourne Grove Allotment

I'm new to gardening and this blog will hopefully track my progress and provide useful tips to those new to gardening.

Beardy_Cockney @RichHenryPierce

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Saturday 22 June 2013

It's all coming on in the polytunnel.

Posted by Cockney Pierce at 02:52

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Labels: Beetroot, Chard, Chilli's, Gherkins, Pak Choi, Pepper, Spinach., Toms

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Swallow Barn26 June 2013 at 12:02
I like the gnomes on sticks!
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Cockney Pierce: Keighley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom; I live in Braithwaite Village, West Yorkshire, with my wife, four cats and ten chickens. I enjoy gardening and this blog is essentially devoted to progress on my allotment at Selbourne Grove. We got the allotment in April 2012 and much of the work in the first year was clearing the plot from junk and debris. Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/RichHenryPierce

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Cockney's Lame Tips

GARDENERS. Wrap seed potatoes in a wire mesh before planting. Hey presto! Ready cut chips at harvest time.
Turn your greenhouse into a garden shed by boarding up the windows with spare floorboards.
DIY enthusiasts. Make your approach more professional by starting 3 days late, wearing ill fitting trousers and shaking your head at regular intervals.

Websites

Allotment Minutes
fablabairedale.org
freecycle.org
pinterest.com

Gardening/Self Sufficiency Books

Grow Your Food for Free by Dave Hamilton.
The RHS Allotment Handbook by Mitchell & Beazley.
Practical Self Sufficiency by Dick & James Strawbridge
The Self Sufficient-ish Bible by Andy & Dave Hamilton

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