As the days get shorter and the temperatures drop, many gardeners pack away their tools for the season. But winter doesnβt have to mean the end of growing. Overwintering vegetables are a great way to keep your allotment productive through the colder months, and they offer the added bonus of being some of the easiest…
Essential Tasks for November at the Allotment π
There is a dump of snow today in Derbyshire, and I’m reviewing what still needs to be done down on the plot to prepare for the winter months ahead. While the growing season may be winding down, the work is far from over! With a little effort now, we can protect soil, crops, and beds,…
Using Gardening to Combat Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
As the seasons shift and daylight fades, many of us feel the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Gardening, even in cooler months, can be a powerful tool to boost our mood and maintain mental wellbeing. Spending time at the allotment, whether tending to winter crops, prepping beds, or simply breathing in the autumnal air,…