"Thanks Colin - I didn't know about the link with Steiner. When I researched online I couldn't find any large scale studies on this, although one article put forward a relationship between the moon and weather patterns."
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Colin Robinson commented on January King's blog post Plant by the moon?"Aside from the fact that there is not one single scientific study in its favour a simple Google search invariably links it with it astrology. Add to that the fact that biodynamic theory was developed from the ideas of Rudolph Steiner, a German…"
January King posted a blog postPlant by the moon?
I am trying to discover whether there is merit to this theory - it would be great to hear any views. Here is a link to my blog post on the topic plant by the moon?. Please leave a comment either here or on my blog.Thanks!See More
January King posted a blog post100 percent full
A new milestone at the allotment! I'm celebrating the realisation that for the first time in 6 years I've managed to put my whole allotment plot into productive use. However I'm not celebrating too much, as I think like many other people, the amount of fruit and vegetables actually ready for eating is not much at all! So I should not spend too long simply enjoying listening to my watering can radio ...Read…See More
Catherine commented on January King's blog post Blackcurrants feeling a little green"Dear god....why would people not want to grow Blackcurrants? We have them here since my mam-in-laws time. Last year we went down to collect massive harvest.......one night too late...the blackbirds decided to beat us to…"
Debbie commented on January King's blog post Blackcurrants feeling a little green"I know how you feel about the weather at the moment. At least we're not watering every day!"
January King posted a blog postBlackcurrants feeling a little green
It's been a very busy weekend at the allotment. Earthing up potatoes, weeding between onions / garlic and putting nets over the fruit were the more production tasks. But the rain is just making everything grow, and seemingly fastest of all, the weeds. But the weather seems to have its biggest impact on the blackcurrants ...read more…See More
January King commented on January King's blog post A new Attraction"Thanks for the tip - but i think if I told my family this trick they'd never eat the cabbages! but i guess it's no worse than any other animal waste that goes into manure ..."
Catherine commented on January King's blog post A new Attraction"I have only used diluted urine in my compost heap. Do you use JUST urine or add some other liquid feed too,Colin?"
Colin Robinson commented on January King's blog post A new Attraction"I space mine much closer than that and harvest alternate ones as spring greens. This is because I have a limited space and have to cram in as much as possible. I've also been feeding them on diluted urine this year which has really…"
January King posted a blog postA new Attraction
I recently planted out my cabbage seedlings at the allotment and I've been watering them frequently ever since due to the lovely hot weather and my fast drying sanding soil. But this year I've chosen a new variety that I hope will not look out of place when compared to my allotment neighbours ...Read more…See More
January King posted a blog postThe tingling anticipation for gooseberries
It's one of my favourite times of year at the allotment. It's time to throw my nets over the gooseberries bushes and cheer them on to harverst. The risk of frost is finally over, the bushes seem in wonderful health and underneath their branches I can see their delicious mouth twisting fruit dangling like green tear drops.Read more…See More
January King posted a blog postDandelion Summer
This summer I think I have managed to grow grass better than anything else at the allotment. Everything seems to be behind, apart from my ex-seedlings stranded on the kitchen window sill. At least the dandelions are putting on a splendid show ...read more…See More
January King commented on January King's blog post Show me the beans!"thanks - it's good to know I'm not the only one dealing with this!"
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Plant by the moon?
Posted on November 23, 2012 at 18:37 2 Comments 0 Likes
I am trying to discover whether there is merit to this theory - it would be great to hear any views. Here is a link to my blog post on the topic plant by the moon?. Please leave a comment either here or on my blog.
Thanks!
100 percent full
Posted on June 18, 2012 at 17:22 0 Comments 0 Likes
A new milestone at the allotment! I'm celebrating the realisation that for the first time in 6 years I've managed to put my whole allotment plot into productive use. However I'm not celebrating too much, as I think like many other people, the amount of fruit and vegetables actually ready for eating is not much at all! So I should not spend too long simply enjoying listening to my watering can radio ...…
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Posted on June 11, 2012 at 14:24 2 Comments 0 Likes
It's been a very busy weekend at the allotment. Earthing up potatoes, weeding between onions / garlic and putting nets over the fruit were the more production tasks. But the rain is just making everything grow, and seemingly fastest of all, the weeds. But the weather seems to have its biggest impact on the blackcurrants ...
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Posted on June 1, 2012 at 16:43 3 Comments 1 Like
I recently planted out my cabbage seedlings at the allotment and I've been watering them frequently ever since due to the lovely hot weather and my fast drying sanding soil. But this year I've chosen a new variety that I hope will not look out of place when compared to my allotment neighbours ...
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