The highs and lows of growing your own dinner 2015

Dizzy_Ditzy

I agree with Zafiro, you guys are putting so much hard work in, well bloody done :T

Jazee

Only watering done today as we've been out. Purchased two more sacks of compost so I'll be planting lots of seeds next weekend.

savemoney

Before and after pictures

zafiro1984

savemoney wrote: »

Before and after pictures

There's just one word for this:- WOW you put me to shame

savemoney

Thanks its just down to hard work. I have fair amount of spare time and lots of enthusiasm. I love it there spend most of my spare time there maybe too much time.

Jazee

Savemoney, that is fantastic. Well done.

tootallulah

My goodness that looks fantastic, you must have worked incredibly hard.

What fun you are going to have planting up, growing and eating.

I have a small garden but it is such a de-stresser, and good exercise. I wouldn't worry how long you are at the allotment if you have time why not?

What are you going to grow?

Narc0lepsy

That looks an incredibly good start. Well done.

I've had a weekend of visitors so haven't done too much in the garden. However all seems to be coming up fine although we could do with rain to give the outside stuff a boost.

Scottish_Mike

I'm heading down the plot for more digging. I'm sick of digging! I just keep finding more couch grass! But the spuds need to go in, so got to get on with it. Also got some garlic in modulesvto plant, not sure if I've left them too late, we'll see...

Happygreen

Scottish_Mike wrote: »

I'm heading down the plot for more digging. I'm sick of digging! I just keep finding more couch grass! But the spuds need to go in, so got to get on with it. .

Exactly the same here, my back is so sore each night...and still 3 more trays of tatties to go in