Help with my first allotment!

Looks good. Is the poly tunnel yours?

You could put some potatoes in now, clear the weedy bits, get some cabbages started. What do you like to eat?

I'd suggest you get a patch cleared and turned over quick and get some spuds in.

Looks like you have a raised bed type thing on the right. You could build up the missing side and fill in with compost and use for carrots. Maybe expensive if you buy the compost, but at least there'll be no stones in it. Carrots like deep soil, free from obstructions.

Your plot looks good 
Remember to enjoy it, good luck.

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Mike.

Thank you both

Great advise, I will be getting on with that this weekend

Thanks again

You have a nice  plot there ! Bit of hard graft and the right weather and you will get great veg !

Dandy.

Yes, I agree. Growing will be much more pleasurable than just clearing. You have not missed anything yet, just about. It's miserably cold. Young vegetable plants are readily available from seed companies and GCs too nowadays. So you can still do the onions too from seedlings if you shop around asap. They can be planted out in May, as the weather warms.

So, I'd say cover everything you can, thickly with compost or manure, many weeds will die and clear the poly and what you can. It seems a nice layout too.

Corg, cuc, beans, you can sow now. I never sow them sooner than May, same with corn. Cabbages there are for every season, so that's fine, too. Potted strawberry plants, that are good to plant now, you can buy in GCs.

The grape pruning is a late job in the year, you can just forget about it and watch it throughout the season. They are very long living plants, so it's likely to be fine. Lettuces are successional sowing things, so any, any time.

Is it the end of your plot, where the wooden shed is? Are the trees on your plot? Where is North? Between the poly and trees, there could be quite a shady area. You might want to move the rhubarb here for next year and plant your strawberries here.

Apart from the nice row of fruit bushes by the path, there could have been a mint and such invasives, herbal containment by the composters, if you like, you might just want to fix that.

Great plot, best to do a bit at a time, don't try and fix the whole plot in one go. It is very easy to grow stuff, I have had mine now for 4 years and have learned loads as I have gone along. Good luck and hope you get plenty of satisfaction from growing your own organic vegetables.