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Author Archives: digginwivdebb
Pumpkin Spiced Bundt Cake
With such an amazing haul of pumpkins and butternut squash harvested from the allotment this year, I was on the lookout for a new recipe to use this produce. I have always been a fan of Nigella, and her new … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged Bundt tin, Nigella, Nigella Lawson Pumpkin Bundt Cake, Pumpkin, Pumpkin Bundt Cake, pumpkin recipes, pumpkin spice
6 Comments
Pruning Pepper Plants
I am an avid chilli and sweet pepper grower and these are always the first seeds that I sow during the year. My chilli sowing starts in my heated propagator in February as the seeds need heat to germinate and are notoriously … Continue reading
Spuds galore in10″ pots …..update
A very quick visual update of how my potatoes in 10″ pots are doing. They seem to be thriving in the garden; not surprisingly with all of the rain that we have experienced lately but I’m well impressed with the … Continue reading
Spuds galore in 10″ pots…….
I am an avid YouTuber, preferring to watch the videos rather than star in them and I recently came across a gardening channel called Home Grown Veg. Now as far as I can gather, he grows his fruit and veg … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment
Tagged charlotte potato, charlotte salad potato, container planting, new potat, potatoes in pots, salad potato
3 Comments
Sweet strawberries in mind……
So my Easter Monday was really busy doing my seedlings and transplants in the greenhouse due to the ever changing weather, but today was a whole new ball game! The weather at least was on my side, but for how … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment, recycle
Tagged Garden strawberry, Strawberry, strawberry jam, strawberry planters, strawberry runners
4 Comments
Ready, Set, Sow……..
This Easter Monday bank holiday weather was very unpredictable; one minute blowing gales and wind then into calm blue and white skies thereafter. Then next the dark clouds descended upon bringing with them torrential downpours giving me the oppourtune moment to … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment
Tagged basil, butternut squash, lettuce, mint, seedlings, seeds, sweetcorn, Thyme, tomatoes, Transplants
4 Comments
Potato chitting time….
So now it’s potato chitting time and I just had a quick query as to how others start their potatoes off and if so, where do they do it? I always sneak some in egg trays on top of the … Continue reading
Return of digginwivdebb…….
I’ve been off the blogging scene for quite a while, well to be honest round about a year. Life and all other commitments tended to take priority over my blogging. Recently, I realised that I had missed the blogging scene … Continue reading
Tomato seeds at the ready!
So the varieties of tomatoes that I’m growing this year are as follows; * Sweet Aperitif (cherry) * Alicante (medium cordon) * Shirley (medium cordon) * Oxheart (beefsteak) * Red pear (cherry) I have also sown a few unknown varieties. … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment
Tagged alicante, Allotment, beefsteak, cherry tomato, cordon, gardeners delight, red pear tomato, shirley, Sweet aperitif, tomato, tomato seeds
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