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multiveg s plot ramblings on https multiveg wordpress com the joy of growing your own fruit and vegetables in the garden or down the allotment cannot be beat sun 11 aug 2019 14 24 30 0000 en hourly 1 http wordpress com 85337 https multiveg wordpress com rsscloud notify https s2 wp com i webclip png multiveg s plot ramblings on https multiveg wordpress com summer update https multiveg wordpress com 2019 08 11 summer update https multiveg wordpress com 2019 08 11 summer update respond sun 11 aug 2019 14 24 30 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 574 i had started keeping records of what was sown transplanted potted on harvested and when however i became lax and forgot to keep this up my father had allotments and we kept records over 30 years ago the first cauliflower i grew on his plot was one called canberra and it was massive the weight was recorded in the logbook but unfortunately i cannot find it if i kept up record keeping i would remember what did well i did i keep this blog updated regularly in its early days having neglected it i now can t remember which spuds did well etc in recent years notes from this year little marvel is not as good sweet big as greenshaft nor douce provence they were sown in succession but were more or less ready the same time i pre soaked some french bean seeds as i had patchy germination last year i think my saved seed is old and not 100 viable the one climbing french bean did sprout up and after planting out there are already baby beans on them leeks have been a success in most years but i sowed only a few this year however the slugs and snails have eaten the seedlings onions from sets many have bolted i did sow some seeds but they were sown in april and aren t all that big patty pans did really well last year but i have not sown any this instead i have gone slightly overboard and now have many marrows in waiting sweetcorn is not very tall started in good time it might just be one of those years a commercial maize field had a maze attraction but one year they had very short plants by their usual time of opening in july about 2ft high and ours were around that height last month i was away again at the beginning of the sowing season and practically all the toms chillies i or family had sown failed cucumbers and watermelons are doing well and we ve had some cucumbers this year already i have grown watermelons before but the fruit were not very big about the size of a grapefruit but that didn t matter as there was flavour have been away for a few weeks i wonder how big the courgettes are i have discovered a recipe for courgettes they don t taste all that courgettey if grated into olive oil lemon juice honey and poppy seeds https multiveg wordpress com 2019 08 11 summer update feed 0 574 m well hello there long time no blog https multiveg wordpress com 2019 04 17 well hello there long time no blog https multiveg wordpress com 2019 04 17 well hello there long time no blog respond wed 17 apr 2019 23 20 01 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 572 the allotment over the last couple of years has not been as well maintained as it should have been however i hope that period is over april saw some nice weather for getting down to the plot i have been away from home and this has been the first week i have been able to get gardening while away i visited a mainly outdoor museum and saw lots of harlequin ladybirds i hadn t noticed any where i live but spotted my first one last week i umm accidentally killed it as i was trying to take photographs of it with my phone and moved the stem it was on oops it was the only harlequin i came across so far on my plot there are however plenty of 7 spot ladybirds and on my last visit to the plot a couple of pairs of ladybirds were making more seeds have been sown both indoors and on the plot tomatoes chillis aubergines peas beetroot leafy things cabbagey things leeks and so forth some potatoes have also been planted obtained from the shropshire potato day held at harper adams university we have been to this potato day for a few years now and we ve come away with most of what we wanted some varieties do go quickly i haven t done a proper seed order for this growing season i still have seeds from previous years and from the veg gardening magazines i did however receive my heritage seed library order in good time hard to decide sometimes what varieties to get i like to try new things and the sorts of things not generally sold in supermarkets have you ever seen pink fir apple potatoes for eating not growing in the big supermarkets i remember as a child being fascinated by tigerella mentioned in the vegetable expert after hounding my father we finally got some seeds they did well https multiveg wordpress com 2019 04 17 well hello there long time no blog feed 0 572 m potatoes https multiveg wordpress com 2016 02 24 potatoes https multiveg wordpress com 2016 02 24 potatoes respond wed 24 feb 2016 21 04 39 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 563 we bought seed potatoes this year from the potato day held at the harper adams university 1st earlies accent sharpes express winston red duke of york maris bard casablanca amandine 2nd earlies saxon bonnie maxine kestrel alouette early maincrop red robin linda caesar red emmalie maincrop jelly chicago record pink fir apple arran victory shetland black highland burgundy red setanta carolus salad blue didn t mean to go overboard on maincrop but it happened oh well we ll see what this year brings when it happens https multiveg wordpress com 2016 02 24 potatoes feed 0 563 m looking for right words to complain https multiveg wordpress com 2016 02 04 looking for right words to complain https multiveg wordpress com 2016 02 04 looking for right words to complain respond thu 04 feb 2016 20 43 08 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 539 i look forward to reading seed catalogues and deciding which varieties to grow i decided to go with nickys nursery for the bulk of this year s seed order because of their variety on offer of chillis i ordered other vegetables too including broad beans the order came quickly but i was furious that this packet of seeds described on the website shown in the image had a label saying the seed had been treated with thiram as an almost organic gardener i find this totally unacceptable i mentioned this in a gardening group on facebook the response just wear gloves when you sow surprised at the blasé attitude i m sure they d complain if they ordered peanuts for eating and got sent those not for human consumption but suitable for feeding the birds i haven t yet got round to writing a formal complaint but they certainly will not be getting any more seed orders from me do not order from nickys nursery is my advice https multiveg wordpress com 2016 02 04 looking for right words to complain feed 0 539 m granov august https multiveg wordpress com 2015 08 12 august https multiveg wordpress com 2015 08 12 august comments wed 12 aug 2015 20 56 58 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 536 record keeping for this year is non existent again although i do have some sowing dates labels also aren t all that up to date there were labels with the potatoes but they ve been earthed up and covered who knows what the potatoes are next year map it out on paper so we know what is what and where need to buy more netting and this time quality sparrows and flutterbies got in to the brassica patch one of the other allotmentholders said his netted beetroot were good he also said the lack of rain and also we no longer have running water on site has led to very tasty and great crop of new potatoes https multiveg wordpress com 2015 08 12 august feed 1 536 m 2015 potato list https multiveg wordpress com 2015 02 10 2015 potato list https multiveg wordpress com 2015 02 10 2015 potato list respond tue 10 feb 2015 19 53 40 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 534 potato list 2015 first earlies allians casablanca chopin colleen duke of york franceline lady christl red duke of york sharpe s express winston not this year was sold out within an hour of potato day opening second earlies athlete blue kestrel bonnie british queen estima jelly marfona mayan gold milva maincrop alouette blue danube carolus chicago golden wonder highland burgundy red kerrs pink markies picasso red robin sarpo mira shetland black valor vitelotte https multiveg wordpress com 2015 02 10 2015 potato list feed 0 534 m happy new year 2015 https multiveg wordpress com 2015 01 12 happy new year 2015 https multiveg wordpress com 2015 01 12 happy new year 2015 comments mon 12 jan 2015 12 43 10 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 532 i have neglected this blog in recent years but i m still passionate about the allotment gardening i am so glad to still have this site online and happy to see it has been a value to some of you it would have been useful for me to keep track of what has been sown and planted etc but i forget or there s rain at the allotment preventing recording the actions taken we don t want wet paper doing now and yes there is a shed i could take shelter in to do the paperwork labels get moved or forgotten i could do another batch of metal can labels and there is a small white board in the shed but perhaps we should have another oh and we will need to get better markers i have organised a non bulky seeds better gardening resolutions 1 better organisation 2 better log keeping 3 better blog keeping 4 find and try recipes for harvest gluts pumpkin soup anyone still got a few stored https multiveg wordpress com 2015 01 12 happy new year 2015 feed 3 532 m 2014 where do i begin https multiveg wordpress com 2014 03 09 2014 where do i begin https multiveg wordpress com 2014 03 09 2014 where do i begin respond sun 09 mar 2014 22 01 49 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 521 we were away for the festive period coming home on the 2nd of january in the dark a neighbour said that there were tiles and slates missing from the house roof and that the greenhouse had been destroyed i was heartbroken i now have a shiny new greenhouse put up last week but the seagulls have already added some decorations to the toughened glass panes today i sowed some seeds in the greenhouse down the plot things got a little damp however on opening the shed noticed that one of the boxes of birdfeed had been gnawed through rat s today we emptied out the shed with a view to salvage tools and stuff after disinfecting on a happier note my son planted some garlic shallot and onion sets we also did some weeding the goldfish are happy in the pond with at least 3 different sizes of fish original first lot of babies from 2012 babies from 2013 getting into the gardening spirit this year has been slower than usual what with the weather and also our regular potato day end of january was not happening this year due to redevelopment refurbishment at garden organic s hq we found another potato day to go to at a agricultural university in shropshire in february we bought a lot of seed potatoes there was plenty of choice and we were able to buy loose and also the allium sets planted today and some seeds it did not have the chaotic feel that potato day at ryton sometimes had https multiveg wordpress com 2014 03 09 2014 where do i begin feed 0 521 m end of season summary part 2 https multiveg wordpress com 2013 01 10 end of season summary part 2 https multiveg wordpress com 2013 01 10 end of season summary part 2 comments thu 10 jan 2013 18 35 56 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 504 we had some mixed success with the onion family garlic was a bit on the small side but we did have some decent onions from sets i think leeks have been good none have bolted so far roots have been a different story apart from a few parsnip luckily no burns this time salsify and scorzonera will leave a salsify and a scorzonera to flower they are pretty in the spring carrots and beetroots decimated both germinated ok but something ate the beetroot leaves and didn t recover not even a golf ball size root carrots looked sad potatoes were ok although many were holey slugs other things but we did have some only the early sowings of peas did any good but we did well with broad beans and runner beans didn t have that many french ones this time we had plenty of marrows marrows and not overgrown courgettes and a couple of squash things marrows have kept well we only harvested one pumpkin was too late putting something underneath another pumpkin and so it was eaten by various creatures turning into a mush gradually still the pumpkin we harvested was nice https multiveg wordpress com 2013 01 10 end of season summary part 2 feed 3 504 m end of season summary brassicas https multiveg wordpress com 2012 11 19 end of season summary brassicas https multiveg wordpress com 2012 11 19 end of season summary brassicas respond mon 19 nov 2012 11 27 29 0000 http multiveg wordpress com p 499 brassicas had mixed success with brassicas this year many seedlings succumbed to clubroot noticed when we were transplanting caterpillars were vigilantly removed and occasionally fed to the goldfish new acquisition this year for the pond installed last year cabbage butterfly eggs squished i wonder how many would be needed to make an omelette but some leaves still had holes made in them by slugs it has been a wet year so the slugs and snails have been happy there were a couple of heads of calabrese and a pointy cabbage all yummy yesterday we harvested some green sprouts although those that are left may not last until christmas not to worry we have sprouts and they are not the easiest brassica to grow to harvest the savoy type cabbages are doing well not sure which savoys as are the red cabbages lost some though summer autumn caulis didn t really produce a good head one was about the diameter of a tennis ball but had also been eaten by those pesky molluscs not sure if we have any for winter spring but there are some pointy leaved brassicas still on the plot there is a purple sprouting broccoli sprouting purple already ah rudolph is an early one and should be cropping now turnips have been good although not enough should have sown more https multiveg wordpress com 2012 11 19 end of season summary brassicas feed 0 499 m