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Posted 5 months ago

Top 5 easiest things to grow on an allotment

Potatoes Google this
Runner Beans Google this
Lettuce Google this
Onions Google this
Peas Google this

Couldn’t resist adding this list. There’s more stuff that grows very easily without you wanting it to (like horseradish & Jerusalem artichoke) but the above is stuff you may actually want to eat. I haven’t grown any yet but strawberries are a doddle as well. Oh and rhubarb, once mature, will grow forever.

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5 months ago

Awesome video, Dave – and good advice. We’ve got a garden out the back of our place big enough to grow vegetables. Only trouble is… I’m very lazy.

5 months ago

Strawberries are a doddle unless nothing eats them. Mine don’t get eaten until the exact day I’m ready to pick them. Then something comes and eats them. Just the ones that were ready mind, not the ones that will be ready the day after. I’ll make mincemeat out of that… mouse, rabbit, squirrel, slug?

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