And then home, after picking a handful of water-engorged blackberries to colour the stewed windfall apples given to me by my friend Sylvie.
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...the banks all green with celery, the endive rejoicing in a rivulet; the cucumber snaking amidst the grass and swelling to greatness... (Virgil's Georgics IV:120, trans. C. Day Lewis)
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- Chicons
- Swiss chard
- Leaves
- The first frost
- Two Giuseppes and a Giovanni
- Compost bin
- The end of the Salvation Army allotment?
- Oh dear, the Salvation Army!
- A theft, contd.
- A theft
- Autunno
- Wood
- Frank and Anna
- A wooden dilemma
- No. 7
- Leeks and fennel - staple winter stem vegetables
- The last of the summer apples and blackberries
- Rafelli (No. 361)
- Big John's raised beds
- Joe, Italian lettuce and Italian hoes
- Sue (No. 81)
- Rejoice for the Salvation Army is back!
- Phil (Plots 339 & 340)
- Vito (Plot 338)
- Shau Ting (Plot 335)
- Elizabeth (Plots 327 & 328)
- Tomaso (Nos. 220 & 341)
- More greenstuff - but what is it?
- Bitter, bitter, bitter - wormwood and gall!
- Steve (No. 1)
- Joe (Nos. 86 & 87)
- Winter vegetables - English and Italian
- Link to Allotments UK
- Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's dung
- The Hedges Family (No. 388)
- A division of the spoil
- Chris (Nos. 61 & 63)
- Italian lettuce
- Cardoons
- Chase Organics
- Digging in C minor
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