Blogs about: Runner Bean
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High Summer
After last years prize winning pumpkin but less than thrilling squash I am pleasantly surprised by the first Festival squash picked on Monday night. About 5 – 6 inches but aesthetically wonder… more →
My Allotment
Runner bean germinating underground. Time-lapse epigeal germination
Neil Bromhall wrote 3 months ago: Here is a time-lapse of a runner bean germinating underground. This is an example of Epigeal germina … more →
Runner-Touille
Paul wrote 3 months ago: It’s been a while since we updated – sorry about that! We’ve just had dinner which … more →
High Summer
Richard wrote 3 months ago: After last years prize winning pumpkin but less than thrilling squash I am pleasantly surprised by … more →
New Pickings
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Richard wrote 4 months ago: Black Red and White currants Finally decided that I should pick the currents at the weekend. Not su … more →
thar she blows!
ladyinthevan wrote 5 months ago: We arrived at the allotment today only to spot a real problem with the shed roof. A pretty gusty win … more →
What a view!
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Living Dead Girl wrote 5 months ago: This was taken on our last full day at Bognor Regis. Almost makes me wanna cry, I mean look at it! … more →
Already ready for picking
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Living Dead Girl wrote 6 months ago: Yesterday we picked a few of our strawberries. Mum is really surprised that the size of them, consi … more →
Why is it that everything looks a little greener today?
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Living Dead Girl wrote 6 months ago: It’s either the low mega-pixel on my camera phone, or being in the greenhouse really does make … more →
Some pictures...
vegplotblog wrote 6 months ago: I’ve been quite busy in recent days, due to impending exams, hence my lack of posting. Anyway, … more →
Buzz Buzz Buzz Busy Bee
happyseedlings wrote 1 year ago: Busy Bee Have you ever tried to photograph a bee with a basic point and press digi-camera? They nev … more →
Bathford Flower & Veg Show - A First
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Richard wrote 1 year ago: First Prize - Onions The culmination of a good year so far was being awarded First Prize for Onions … more →
Things to do in the Garden in July
Angie wrote 1 year ago: Keep a look out for cabbage white butterfly eggs on all of your cabbage family plants. If you see an … more →
Blob update ...
gfharris wrote 1 year ago: A really rotten day at work where nothing seems to go right can easily be lifted by an evening out i … more →
A "Corn"ucopia on its way - with luck and hard work
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Richard wrote 1 year ago: A busy weekend but not all on the allotment. (Ikea trip and helping youngest son David to move house … more →
Painted Lady Scarlet Runner Bean
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janedata wrote 1 year ago: Also known as Phaseolus coccineus, this productive bean plant produces attractive deep orange-red fl … more →
Planting by the Moon 9th - 15th June
Angie wrote 1 year ago: According to the book I am using ‘In Tune with the Moon’ this is what we are supposed to be doing th … more →
Vegetables to Sow in June
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: With things like radishes, lettuce, beetroot and peas don’t forget to keep sowing them every 2 … more →
The Season Begins (again)
Richard wrote 1 year ago: Away at the weekend so not back on the allotment until 5:30 on Monday evening after two hours shredd … more →
Vegetables to Sow in May
Angie wrote 1 year ago: Now that May is here there are lots of seeds that you can now plant outside in the ground or in cont … more →
