Have I Lost the Plot

Diary of allotment holder Ciara Carrott

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Unwanted guests

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The creepy crawlies are making me lose the plot. A line of spinach is fair game to slugs, snails and rabbits but it is very annoying when th...
Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Greyskull the scarecrow: shiver me crows!

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Monday, June 15, 2009

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

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Our cabbage is under attack by some very hungry caterpillars. They are speedily eating holes through our leaves and are happily laying eggs ...
Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Picture perfect, kinda...

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A picture progress report on the vegetables, June 7 Row D: Beetroot at the front of picture, seeds planted 12/5 Row D: Carrotts seeds plant...

WEED KILL

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The weeds are taking hold! Close the shutters, hide the children, protect the seeds and let the scarecrow fed for itself. Ok so it's not...
Sunday, May 31, 2009

Full of beans

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Bean there done that! Broad beans: The broad beans are living up to their reputation as the hardiest of the legumes. They continue to shoot ...

Potato patch

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Above: our potato patch today! Potatoes remain one of the most popular allotment crops perhaps due to its longstanding tradition or because ...
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About Me:
A twentysomething with a passion for family, growing veg, baby-making and mojitos

Ciara Carrott
"Owning an allotment is the ultimate workout I'm told: fresh air, back ache, dirt under the fingernails and the joys of growing your own is something I am looking forward to.
The plan is to be self-sufficient by growing vegetables in my new allotment in Castlefarm, Narraghore, Athy.
Beating the crunch by making my lunch! A word of warning, this is by no means an advice column, merely an experimentation and record of a newbie allotment holder/veggie grower."
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