[digalotty]

planted out some cabbage and put bean canes up and runners planted also planted another 15 broad beans to follow what i already have

[arugula]

Slug and snail patrol in the rain. The eggshell defences are effective in the dry but seem to become quite ineffectual when it rains. We don't really like using slug pellets in case there is a detrimental effect on the common salamanders.

[Mafro]

Earthed up charlotte tattys, re sowed a row of carrots, weeded, watered, weeded some more.

[allotment-bill]

been up plots to find some vandals have had fun on one plot pulling stuff up and throwing about  tidy that all up then mowed the grass and sowed some more in the green house which lucky is on a second plot and they not touched one

[NN2Blue]

Had a significant thunderstorm and downpour last night; soil didn't even stick to my boots today; the ground was a little easier to dig - it's one of the few benefits of light sandy soil.
Walk on it IN the rain, however, and bring a pick axe the day after! 
Sooo..............planted my Sweet Chocolate peppers, planted a couple more Longa Serpente,  and weeded the onions, shallots and first and second earlies.
Came home early as it looked like rain - it didn't.

[Li]

weeded the section with the carrots and beetroot and then i transplanted the beetroot so now i have 4 nice rows but i was upset with my carrots out of a whole packet i have 6 that has shown  never mind good job i have 2 raised beds with a packet in each.

[allotmentann]

Had a really good afternoon. Weeded every cleared area of my plot (properly), still digging up bindweed roots. Made another wigwam for my beans out of my coppiced hazel. Planted more climbing and dwarf beans. Also planted out Custard Marrow, sweetcorn (now wondering with the weather if this was a good idea?), French Sorrel, Chervil and Salad Burnet. Mulched around the strawberries with straw, lots turning red now.

[morbidia]

Quick visit to the plot today as I was doing some overdue tidying in the garden instead. I had time to earth up the spuds and pulled a few weeds also watered the raised bed because it dries out really quickly, the rest still felt damp so I left it, the sky was black and it was drizzling when I left so I am hoping for some rain tonight.....in vain I expect......

[Paul Plots]

I finished digging the 1st strip of Kitchen Garden at the LPB (Little Pink Bungalow) and stuck in some compost from the heap, stout canes then the runner beans.. finished off with a can or two of water and sprinkling of blue-pellets (sorry slugs!)

Should be sufficient to keep my parents fed and interested enough to go for an outing to the end of the garden (with a bit of help) 

[carlrmj]

Netted strawberries,planted out 42 runner bean and 26 climbing  french beans plants.

Planted out sunflowers,weeded flower beds,put chilli plants into bigger pots.

[marcofez]

Planted out in polytunnel 14 Tomato plants, 12 sweetcorn. Tidied up other borders/bed for peppers and aubergines.

[Plot74]

Flowers today
72 begonias planted in the boarder
24 trailing petunias
8 trailing geraniums
8 trailing fusias
All the winter pansies taken to the compost bin.
John

[AnneB]

Planted out runner beans. Two varieties this year, The Czar which did well for me last year and Gordon's stringless.  These are from saved seed from another plotholder called, not surprisingly, Gordon. Also planted Cherokee Trail of Tears climbing pole bean again, they were also good last year, and climbing Borlotti beans, Lingua di Fuoco.  Hope they will be OK.  Fully hardened off, but it seems quite cold, but it is June!

OH did some soil sifting and weeding.  Had a chat and a bacon sarnie with fellow plotholders.

[carlrmj]

Planted out kale hispi and marnier cabbage.

Ate the first strawberry from the beds,couldn't resist

[gazza975526570]

Created the support for runners and climbing beans.

Planted two varieties of runner beans - about 30 plants with another 30 just sown.

Planted cobra climbing beans - about 15 with another 15 just sown.

Planted 20 little gem lettuces

Pullked out last years spring onions that have started to bolt