Week 1-Year 2
Like a wink of the eye, here I am into the second year of my allotment project. The last year was great and had a great time at the allotment. The experiences were wonderful and it kicks off the challenge spirit for this coming year… my mistakes will probably still carry on (wrong plants in wrong time or wrong site etc.) but I believed it will rectify in time. I am looking forward for another exciting year, in thinking about it, just can’t wait to prepare this year’s plan of planting……..
The allotment looks a lot different this time when I took over last year, although the snow still appear around the plots, the strong plants life still standing upright….. my plot still have garlic, spring onion, Japanese winter onions, leeks, board beans, Swedes, ‘Spring Hero’ cabbages and purple cabbages, strawberries, raspberries and blackberries plants, they have stand through the winter months. Have my winter harvest every so often and the Brussels sprouts been very welcome in my dinner plates.
New toy? New gadget?
Well this is something to pass time and recycle all these objects, they give some movements when there is a breeze, suppose to scare off pigeons….
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