This is what it looked like before I started digging it over
Three hours later it looks so much better
Mr Lottie dug out all the weeds along the fence and we moved the heavy rubber 'path' over right to the edge. I did make sure that he didn't dig up the daffodils - they look so pretty.
Meanwhile I dug over the bed and made the troughs for the potatoes
Started weeding the rest of the patch
but my back gave up before I could finish
We covered up the weeded area to keep it clean
over the summer as I am growing more stuff at home now.
But I still have a big area to dig over in readiness for the squash -
which is twice as big as the above!
Mr Lottie dug out all the weeds along the fence and we moved the heavy rubber 'path' over right to the edge. I did make sure that he didn't dig up the daffodils - they look so pretty.
Meanwhile I dug over the bed and made the troughs for the potatoes
Started weeding the rest of the patch
but my back gave up before I could finish
We covered up the weeded area to keep it clean
over the summer as I am growing more stuff at home now.
But I still have a big area to dig over in readiness for the squash -
which is twice as big as the above!
My oh my Lottie you and Mr L certainly got stuck in there, don't go overdoing things though. Your allotment soil looks quite light and friable, does it compact much?
ReplyDeleteWell done both of you. We haven't even bought our seed potatoes yet! The rotovator is being difficult at the moment, it doesn't want to go after its winter rest :)
Hugs Lynn xx
I was so thrilled to type in allotment lady and see your post! I'm so happy that Mr Lottie is able to work on the allotment. I always look forward to reading your blog. So happy for you both!!!!I live in Canada so it will be a while before I can garden..all the best Jean
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