Afraid I am abandoning this blog in favour of my allotment blog.
The drought has meant having to use far too much precious drinking water to keep the home garden plants alive. At the allotment, I bring limited amounts of water up from the river, and the plants seem to be doing just fine anyway.
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About Front Garden Food
All about my attempt to grow food plants in the gardens of a terrace house on the edge of the Peak District in the UK.
Where we're located: On the western edge of the Peak District, in New Mills, Derbyshire, Lat: 53.4N Lon: 2.0W ASL: 227m.
The picture above is the view from our front garden looking across the Torrs towards Torr Vale Mill. (You can see snow on the roof of the mill in the lower middle of the picture.)
I've just started a blog for our new allotment (January 2010) at
Hague Bar.
Where we're located: On the western edge of the Peak District, in New Mills, Derbyshire, Lat: 53.4N Lon: 2.0W ASL: 227m.
The picture above is the view from our front garden looking across the Torrs towards Torr Vale Mill. (You can see snow on the roof of the mill in the lower middle of the picture.)
I've just started a blog for our new allotment (January 2010) at
Hague Bar.
What I'm Reading
- Sandor Katz - Wild Fermentation
- Steve Solomon - Gardening When It Counts
- John Harrison - The Essential Allotment Guide
- David Hoffmann - New Holistic Herbal
- Miles Irving - The Foragers Handbook
- John Harrison - Vegetable Growing Month by Month
- Penelope Ody - 100 Great Natural Remedies
- Charles Dowding - Salad Leaves for All Seasons
- Colin Tudge - So Shall We Reap
- Charles Dowding - Organic Gardening: The Natural No-Dig Way
Garden Inspiration
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