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How I let go of my two organic allotments / community gardens

 
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There’s a lot of information out there about taking on an allotment / community garden, but little about how to say goodbye to this kind of sacred space, therefore in this blog post: September and October 2022: Moving home with the plants and trees from my allotments I’d like to talk in detail about my experience of leaving in the hope that it might help others.
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plant protection pop up greenhouse
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chard plants for transplant
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amusing shaped vegetables and fruit
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savig plants by taking cuttings
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plant cuttings on windowsill
 
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