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Tag Archives: garden
End of September 2019 Update
So, we’ve reached the end of September and autumn is beginning to make itself felt. The days are already noticeably shorter and the temperatures are starting to drop. The polytunnel has certainly slowed down, french beans have produced less than … Continue reading
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Tagged august 2019, crops, fruit, garden, Polytunnel, vegetables
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End of August 2019 Update
(I forgot to publish this before the end of August but it still makes sense even two weeks later) We’re now at the end of August and the Polytunnel has continued to produce reasonable quantities of various things.But first the … Continue reading
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Tagged august 2019, crops, fruit, garden, Polytunnel, vegetables
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Bokashi Composting
I stumbled across this the other day. It’s an informative podcast about Bokashi Composting and it reminded me that I need to start my Bokashi up again. For those (many) of you who haven’t heard of Bokashi Composting, it’s an Asian … Continue reading
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Tagged asia, bokashi, compost, composting, fertiliser, garden, gardening, growing, growing plants, microbes, soil
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