Jasmine stands guard by the messy greenhouse.
We have 8 beds kind of in place, the site slopes from the centre so we have found it hard to find a level.
The top end of the Allotment has been covered in a hope that some of the weeds die off, whilst we were covering the top part of the site we found that something had made itself a little home and quite a network of burrows and tunnels connecting each one.
Unfortunately they move a little to fast to catch in a photo but it seems that we have a small family of mice setting up camp. Not so much of a problem now I suppose but come growing season I'm sure I will want them moving on.
I need to have a read up on the good and bad wildlife that I should be encouraging and defending against.
I took the gear down to give the Greenhouse a scrub as recommended by Monty (Gardeners World), I removed quite a bit of moss and Bird gifts! But only managed to get around half of it done before the light really started to fail.
The worst part is that after around an hour or so of scrubbing and annoying quite a few Spiders it didn't look that much better than when I started!
I decided to call it a day, bit tired and grumpy and questioning whether all this will be worth it in the end, had a sit down before I left and remembered, that even if I don't get that much out of the plot over the next 12 months I will still get to spend time relaxing and pottering around with no one bothering me, no stress and just the sound of the birds to accompany me!
Not a bad view to finish the day with...


Must admit we are a bit lax when it comes to washing the greenhouse. We have a large greenhouse in the garden and a smaller one on the plot.
ReplyDeleteYour allotment space looks marvellous. I am hoping to get a new allotment next year and start growing again.
ReplyDeleteIf Im honest Sue I cleaned half of the greenhouse and quickly lost interest :-S
ReplyDeleteShaheen, keep at it, Im really looking forward to getting on with things come Spring.