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     And the work goes on
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    By adminjul
    In Allotment, Blog, Veg Growing
    Posted August 8, 2022

    And the work goes on

    The strawberries are now finished so time to remove the straw, cut off all the old leaves and give them a feed of fish, blood and bone to help them […]

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     Reaping the benefits on the Allotment
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    By adminjul
    In Allotment, Blog, Harvest, Veg Growing, Workshops
    Posted August 1, 2022

    Reaping the benefits on the Allotment

    On Thursday more winter veg were planted out – Swiss chard, red cabbage and Savoy cabbages. A weekly soak and more normal temperatures are certainly benefitting the plants. This is […]

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     Hot work on the Allotment
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    By adminjul
    In Allotment, Blog
    Posted July 18, 2022

    Hot work on the Allotment

    An interesting find on Thursday – the splendid black/yellow striped caterpillars of the cinnabar moth grazing on some ragwort which was growing in a flower bed. Ragwort and groundsel are [...]

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     Tales from the Garden – July Drought in Edinburgh
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    By adminjul
    In Anna Buxton, Blog
    Posted July 13, 2022

    Tales from the Garden – July Drought in Edinburgh

    Read on for the latest update from Anna about her beautiful garden, Redcroft. July Drought in Edinburgh Two days ago the temperature was 41 degrees in the greenhouse and when […]

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     Strawberry Time on the Allotment
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    By adminjul
    In Allotment, apples, Blog, Veg Growing
    Posted July 5, 2022

    Strawberry Time on the Allotment

    And it’s strawberry time! The dry weather has suited them very well and we even have a few autumn raspberries. The gooseberries will be ready next week, there has been […]

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     GLiN Awards – Sherriff Park, Glasgow
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    By adminjul
    In Awards, Blog, GLiN, Grow & Learn, Grow & Learn in Nature
    Posted June 22, 2022

    GLiN Awards – Sherriff Park, Glasgow

    Fantastic achievement by residents and staff of Sherriff Park, Glasgow (Richmond Fellowship) on completion of their Grow & Learn in Nature (GLiN) award. Not content with completing their Grow [...]

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     Caley Demonstration Garden at Saughton
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    By adminjul
    In Blog, Saughton Park
    Posted June 21, 2022

    Caley Demonstration Garden at Saughton

    We hope that you have been able to come to Saughton Park to see the show garden that was built within The Caley’s Demonstration Garden.  “The Resourceful Garden” built by […]

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     Lea Gardens, Shetland
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    By adminjul
    In Blog
    Posted June 14, 2022

    Lea Gardens, Shetland

    Caley members might be interested to know that Lea Gardens in Shetland is up for sale so, if you fancy getting away from it all, this could be for you. […]

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     Getting busy on the Allotment
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    By adminjul
    In Allotment, Blog, Fruit trees, Veg Growing
    Posted June 13, 2022

    Getting busy on the Allotment

    It was a great pleasure on Thursday to see most of the grafts for the apple tree which has bad canker have taken so we now have a replacement growing […]

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     Tales from the Garden – the latest news from Anna at Redcroft.
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    By adminjul
    In Anna Buxton, Blog, Redcroft Garden Blog
    Posted June 1, 2022

    Tales from the Garden – the latest news from Anna at Redcroft.

    After the opening – May at Redcroft I went to the Chelsea Flower Show and much admired many of the show gardens. There was some lovely planting.  But the winner […]

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