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     Vegetables; The Definitive Guide for Gardeners by Roger Phillips and Martyn Rix (Book Review)
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    By pamwhittle
    In Blog, Book Review, Uncategorized, Veg Growing
    Posted October 1, 2026

    Vegetables; The Definitive Guide for Gardeners by Roger Phillips and Martyn Rix (Book Review)

    My ‘go-to’ book for vegetable growing has to be ‘Vegetables‘ by Roger Phillips and Martyn Rix. It claims to be ‘The Definitive Guide for Gardeners’ and if you want to […]

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     Allotment Tales  24th September 2026
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    By pamwhittle
    In Allotment, apples, Blog, Veg Growing
    Posted September 30, 2026

    Allotment Tales 24th September 2026

    A lovely sunny day at Bridgend Caley with a few blustery gusts, the heavy rain the previous day had clearly given the grass and pesky weeds a great boost!!! It’s […]

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     It was Nippy and Blustery on the allotment
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    By pamwhittle
    In Allotment, apples, Blog, Polyculture
    Posted September 20, 2026

    It was Nippy and Blustery on the allotment

    A nippy and blustery day at the allotment with the occasional flurry of showers to keep us on our toes, a bit different from the tropical temperatures yesterday! There were […]

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     Allotment Tales 27-08-2026
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    By pamwhittle
    In Allotment, apples, Blog, Fruit trees, Soft Fruit
    Posted August 30, 2026

    Allotment Tales 27-08-2026

    Slight autumnal mistiness – but mild and settled, with today’s activities reflecting subtle seasonal changes. We completed our FEDAGA order for tatties, onions and leeks, sharpened a few tools [...]

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     Book Review: Anne-Marie Powell. A Year of Colour: How to Create a Bold and Bright Garden. (2026.)
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    By pamwhittle
    In Blog, Book Review
    Posted August 29, 2026

    Book Review: Anne-Marie Powell. A Year of Colour: How to Create a Bold and Bright Garden. (2026.)

    When I first heard about this latest book by the award-winning garden designer Anne-Marie Powell, the subtitle immediately caught my attention. For over 25 years I have raided the treasure […]

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     Dont forget…
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    By pamwhittle
    In Allotment, Blog, Fruit trees, Open Days
    Posted August 13, 2026

    Dont forget…

    Dont forget to pop along to the Caley demonstration allotment on Sunday for their open day!

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     Repotting Auriculas – keeps them healthy not just show worthy.
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    By pamwhittle
    In Blog, Flower Shows
    Posted August 11, 2026

    Repotting Auriculas – keeps them healthy not just show worthy.

    When I looked into the Caley greenhouse on a Monday a couple of weeks ago I found out the Friday volunteers had been busy repotting the Auriculas!  I really like […]

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     Allotment Tales 23-07-2026
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    By pamwhittle
    In Allotment, Blog, Fruit trees, Soft Fruit, Veg Growing
    Posted July 26, 2026

    Allotment Tales 23-07-2026

    We’ve had two sunny Thursdays. It’s been great being amongst the bounty, though hard going at times, working in high temperatures and humidity. No complaining though! Harvesting, watering and [...]

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     Allotment Tales 9th July 2026 (sorry its late!)
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    By pamwhittle
    In Allotment, Blog, Fruit trees, Veg Growing
    Posted July 16, 2026

    Allotment Tales 9th July 2026 (sorry its late!)

    Two weeks of sunshine have seen temperatures rising and crops ripening. The fruit harvest has really kicked in. Last Thursday  (2nd) the team picked punnets of strawberries, black and white […]

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     The allotment team are thinking ahead to August
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    By pamwhittle
    In Allotment, Blog, Fruit trees, George Anderson, Raspberry, Soft Fruit, Workshops
    Posted July 8, 2026

    The allotment team are thinking ahead to August

    It may seem like only yesterday that the allotment crew welcomed George Anderson on to the Caley allotment to demonstrate winter fruit pruning but if you have fruit trees and […]

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