Horsemoor Green Allotment location Google Maps
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Horsemoor Green Trading Hut,
is open
10am to Midday most Saturday mornings at seed potato time
to sell seed potatoes to L.A.G.A. members
Check the notice board for days and check the Facebook page.
L.A.G.A would like help if you're able on Saturday morning to assist committee members in the shop.
Are you free for a social morning meeting other members from Langley?
is open
10am to Midday most Saturday mornings at seed potato time
to sell seed potatoes to L.A.G.A. members
Check the notice board for days and check the Facebook page.
L.A.G.A would like help if you're able on Saturday morning to assist committee members in the shop.
Are you free for a social morning meeting other members from Langley?
Photographs of 2019 will be here soon.
2018 Growing season
June, longest day is on it's way.
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Getting the scale of these beauties is impossible, but these are huge.
Well done to the grower. |
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Companion planting at it's best, looking really pretty!
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The merry month of May!
So many changes to the allotments, it is quite something how some sun can bring it all on.
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There can never be enough Rhubarb, with Crumble, Custard and with Ice cream!
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Allotments aren't just for the Fruit and Veg, herbs and flowers are welcome especially if you can combine beauty with being edible.
Grow flowers for the Bees and increase the pollination of your crops. Grow herbs to dry for use all through the year, some are so expensive in the shops and you'll know how your herbs have been treated before you use them. You just can't lose! |
Horsemoor Green Allotments early in 2018
It may well be so cold you don't feel like going out onto the plot but I'm sorry to say (or not) your plants are still going great! Well done to all those who have put the hard work into preparing your ground for the new year of planning and planting.
It's amazing to see how much is still going strong on plots, Lettuce of all things!
Chard, Kale, Sprouts, Cabbages over wintered and now the Rhubarb is coming up a treat, though it does really help planting in in a sunny position to catch the first rays of the sun in the morning and then the rest of the day.
It may well be so cold you don't feel like going out onto the plot but I'm sorry to say (or not) your plants are still going great! Well done to all those who have put the hard work into preparing your ground for the new year of planning and planting.
It's amazing to see how much is still going strong on plots, Lettuce of all things!
Chard, Kale, Sprouts, Cabbages over wintered and now the Rhubarb is coming up a treat, though it does really help planting in in a sunny position to catch the first rays of the sun in the morning and then the rest of the day.
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