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skip to content farnham allotment the website name says is all menu this website the allotment sites allotment competitions contact us large green plastic compost bin available a local resident has offered a large green compost bin for free. if anyone is interested please contact us for more details. author site admin posted on 19th june 2017 categories comment from the sites leave a comment on large green plastic compost bin available dates for your diary dates for your diary 8 march winter lecture with professor martin charter of farnham repair café w/c 27 may scarecrow competition (this year with a recycling twist!) 20 may bbq and seed swap at west street greenhouses 4 june parham house and gardens visit w/c 26 june allotment competition 3 to 14 july south and south east in bloom judging fortnight 22 july allotment show at the farnham maltings w/c 14 august sunflower competition w/c 2 october pumpkin competition a more detailed explanation of each of these competitions will follow. author site admin posted on 27th march 2017 categories events and what's on leave a comment on dates for your diary carrot facts some unusual facts about one of the nations best loved vegetables—the carrot! the world’s largest carrot on record measured a whopping 6.245m/20.5ft and was grown by a gentleman called joe atherton from seed of st valery purchased from d t brown. purple carrots that old wives’ tale about carrots helping you see in the dark isn’t entirely off-target; they’re very high in beta-carotene, which is an important nutrient in maintaining healthy eyes. mel blanc, famous for being the voice of warner brother’s bugs bunny character, apparently did not like carrots! up to the middle ages, all carrots were purple – the orange variety was first developed in 16th century holland by patriotic growers who bred it in tribute to the king, william i of orange. author site admin posted on 20th march 2017 categories ask the expert leave a comment on carrot facts allotment rents for 2017 all allotment holders should now have received their allotment rent renewals in the post. if you have not yet received yours please do let us know by contacting lara at [email protected] . in 2016 the rents rose to £57.50, bringing the allotments to the desired breakeven point. the allotment rent for 2017 will remain unchanged, however you will have noticed from your renewal an additional £2.00 charge. we listened to representations you made after we advised about the difficulties in getting cost effective public liability insurance for your plot and have negotiated a group scheme on your behalf. the insurance, taken out with shield insurance will now cover you for any third party injury on your own allotment plot and insure you against potential negligence claims. please do make sure you pay the correct amount as stated on your invoice as a number of payments made last year fell slightly short and it is expensive and time consuming to chase those who have not paid the correct amount. if your circumstances have changed and you do not intend to renew your tenancy for 2017 please do let us know as soon as possible so that the next tenant has chance to prepare the plot for the spring. you can notify us by emailing [email protected] or calling lara or kevin on 01252 712667. author site admin posted on 9th march 2017 categories kevin's corner leave a comment on allotment rents for 2017 slugs digging over the soil in winter and early spring time will bring slug’s eggs to the surface where they are more likely to be killed by frosts or eaten by birds. the slug eggs are pearly white and about 3 mm in diameter and are found in clusters. in april, increasing temperatures and wet weather provided good conditions for slugs to grow and multiply. no single method of control will be completely effective so you should try several strategies. here are a few ideas: hunt for slugs at dusk or dawn with a flashlight. during the day slugs congregate in moist dark places. create suitable hiding spots such as overturned grapefruit halves and then gather slugs from them. remove debris from your plot to remove slug hiding places. place beer traps around the edges of beds. place sugary beer into a container so that the slug is able to crawl into the container easily. raise seedlings indoors and plant out when they are more able to sustain attack. author site admin posted on 9th march 2017 categories ask the expert leave a comment on slugs parham house & garden visit, 4 june 2017 author site admin posted on 8th march 2017 categories events and what's on leave a comment on parham house & garden visit, 4 june 2017 winter lecture 2017 farnham repair café date: 8 march 2017 time: 7pm-9.30pm theme: repair café venue: council offices, council chamber, south street this year the winter lecture will be led by professor martin charter who runs the highly successful farnham repair café. you will learn all about the ground breaking initiative, where people bring all sorts of items and are helped with their repair, and it’s role within the local community. if you would like to come along to this evening please email lara prior at [email protected] to ensure we have enough chairs and refreshments for everyone. author site admin posted on 4th march 2017 categories events and what's on leave a comment on winter lecture 2017 seasonal winter allotment tips general tasks – top tips why not try growing some rhubarb on your plot? place a bucket or similar to exclude the light over the crown. in a few weeks you will then have some lovely pink sticks of rhubarb to enjoy. now is the time, if you haven’t already, to get cracking with digging your allotment plot. it is better for yourself and your back to do a little at a time, rather than try and tackle it all in one go. if the ground is wet do not try and dig it as you will wreck the soil structure. whilst digging, add some of your own compost to the ground but avoid doing this where you are planning to plant root crops. don’t forget to order or buy your potatoes early as the variety you want may be sold out, they are available in garden centres now. fruit tips if you are planning to plant fruit trees and bushes (raspberries and other cane fruit), this needs to be done very soon. the trees and bushes should be planted no later than the end of march. do not plant bare rooted trees in frosty weather or if the ground is frozen. pruning of apple and pear trees should be done this month and certainly no later than the end of february as the fruit buds will be starting to swell. do not do this task in frosty weather. gooseberries should be pruned now. shorten the side shoots on red and white currants to just one bud and remove old stems crowding the centre of the bush. do not prune blackcurrants this way as they fruit on new shoots made the previous year. autumn fruiting raspberry canes can now be cut down. do not cut down summer fruiting raspberry canes as you will have no fruit in the summer. summer fruiting raspberries fruit on the canes they made in the previous year. the new canes are light brown in colour, whilst the older canes still have remnants of the old fruit on them. if in doubt talk to the site rep or give kevin a call for advice. author site admin posted on 4th march 2017 categories ask the expert , things to do this month leave a comment on seasonal winter allotment tips farnham allotments winter newsletter the winter newsletter can now be downloaded here: winter allotment newsletter 2017 author site admin posted on 4th march 2017 categories allotment newsletters leave a comment on farnham allotments winter newsletter free raspberry and gooseberry plants available name: averil gerhardt email: [email protected] message: i have quite a lot of very healthy raspberry plants that need to be removed from my garden….some gooseberry too. they are free…you just need to come and dig them out…..if you are interested please email me. avril. aut

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