So thanks to Lands' End for the seeds and thanks to Damo for hosting the giveaway. I think next year is looking like a colourful one!
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About Me
- Amy
- Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
- In 2007 The Souper Allotment was a large nettle patch, sometimes it tries to revert but mostly it is a beautiful area to grow vegetables. Join me on the journey to grow and eat the very best food.
The plot - July 2009
Currently harvesting/eating
- Blackcurrants
- Garlic
- Gooseberries
- Peas
- Salad
- Strawberries
Other places I like
- Allotment Blog
- Allotment Twenty One
- City Bumpkin
- Courgettes and Fennel
- Dave's Allotment
- Earthwoman
- Greenforks
- Growing Our Own
- Hedgewizard
- Malsallotment
- Manor Stables Veg Plot
- My Darlington Allotment
- My Tiny Plot
- Nome grown
- Organic Allotment
- Our patch of earth
- Pumpkin Soup
- Seeded
- Shoestring Garden
- Simon's Allotment
- Soilman's Allotment Blog
- the allotment underground
- The Inelegant Gardener
- The Plot Thickens
- The Smallest Smallholding
- Veg Plot
- Vegetable Kingdom
- Vegmonkey
- Weedy Beanz
Labels
- potatoes
- squash
- carrots
- celeriac
- Garlic
- Asparagus
- Seeds
- courgettes
- sweetcorn
- peas
- tomatoes
- Raspberry Canes
- recipe
- Parsnips
- aubergine
- cucumber
- onions
- Plums
- beetroot
- globe artichoke
- leeks
- pumpkin
- strawberries
- blackcurrants
- cabbage
- fennel
- gooseberries
- rhubarb
- spinach
- Beans
- blackcurrents
- chilli
- digging
- kale
- salad leaves
- Herbs
- Nettles
- Sustainability
- blueberries
- coldframe
- flowers
- general
- ginger
- mispoona
- mizuna
- pak choi
- shallots
- swede
- weeds
- worms
1 comment:
Glad they arrived safely and should brighten up your garden next year!
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