As my readers will already know I moved to a new house (bungalow) last year. Much work, updating, d. i. y. and a vast amount of gardening and landscaping needed doing to the property. Most of the gardening to the rear of the property has now been completed just as the Wintery weather begins to take hold. A good sized vegetable plot is one of the features in the back garden prepared and ready to be utilised starting with next Springs sowing and planting. With this in mind I spent a couple of weeks last month tidying up N1 plot before deciding to give it up just over a week ago. Due to the amount of work on the house and gardens this year my blog posts have been just about none existent. Over the past seven years I have enjoyed reading many other allotment/gardening blogs and meeting/talking to lots of other gardeners on the "net". I hope my blog has been of interest and some use too, to all who have spent their time looking in on it. Good luck and best wishes to all you lovely people. May you grow everything except old. There's Always Tomorrow!!!
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| How It Was In The Beginning 2009 |
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| How I Left It 2016 |
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| N1 (2009) |
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How I Left It 2016
How I Left It 2016 |
Best of luck with the new garden!
ReplyDeleteThanks Orlaith, good luck with your future gardening also.
DeleteRooko - it has been a pleasure knowing you and reading about your gardening exploits. Good luck with all your endeavours in the future. Elaine.
ReplyDeleteHi Elaine, same here. Very best wishes.
DeleteYou have been really kind to new plotters - you should see the state some of the plots on our site are left in. Aren't you going to blog about your new garden?
ReplyDeleteI would hate to think that after working a plot for so long that it would fall into disrepair, but many plots I've seen are left in a terrible condition. I'm thinking about blogging about my garden, possibly in the new year. Just wondering where to start. I think the plan of attack will be veggies and flowers/shrubs that are useful to bees/birds etc and not the plants that have been modified by mankind for self appraisal, many of which are ignored by bees and various other wildlife.
DeleteYour blog was the first one I read when I started. Enjoy your garden and your lovely new veggie plot. Very best wishes
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you too Belinda, I can still remember the first comments you left on my blog.
DeleteYes I think that your's was one of the first I read too Rooko.
ReplyDeleteThese days I seem to spend more time on the plot or away on holiday than blogging ,which must be healthy.Might close mine down soon?
Good luck in the future.
Plotting and holidy-ing is probably healthy as you say. I find blogging rather time consuming lately but its always a good reminder of accomplishments, successes and failures when it comes to gardening. Best wishes.
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