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  1. As the nights draw in, October is a great time to reflect on this year's harvest and plan the next. Grab a cuppa and start designing your 2026 layout on VegPlotter. A good plan now means a great harvest later!
    #GardenPlanning #VegPlot #GYO #AutumnGardening

  2. I'm looking for some advice on cleaning/remediating a small patch of ground that was a long term domestic waste dump - mostly by incineration (open bonfires). That operation ceased more than 20 years ago.
    Currently just digging out the bramble roots and exposing the contaminated ground.
    Is there a plant that could be sown here and that might germinate and survive - perhaps a 'green manure'? Definitely not planning to grow veg in this section of this plot!

    #vegplot #gardening #allotment

  3. @pawsforthought @gethin76

    Thanks for all the comments and tips. #Allotment #VegPlot

    #Burgage #BurgagePlot

    Wikipedia offers a very good description of the ancient burgage system of land management.

    Here is a link to Pembroke town history - chosen not as it's the best but because it has accessible maps.

    medievalheritage.eu/en/main-pa

    Attached below is one of those maps showing the burgage plots where I can identify the plot I currently use as a #VegPlot.

  4. @gethin76

    I dig or mostly fork that plot. For 'no dig' I think you really need small raised beds to avoid walking on and compacting the soil. I top mulch and sow 'green manure' at the appropriate times - getting good yields but then its been a domestic plot for centuries (old burgage plot).

    #Allotment #VegPlot

  5. @annaintheuk @Sofaflyer

    When digging my veg plot which is an ancient 'burgage plot', I collect all the broken parts of clay pipes. So far only found one bowl but many inches of pipe stem!

    #VegPlot #DiggingForBritain

  6. #allotment #gardening #VegPatch #VegPlot

    Trying to be self-sufficient with just a few types of vegetables on my tiny veg plot. Still keep referring this old 'Dig for Victory Leaflet No 1' to see how much more I could achieve.
    #ambition

    Edit: Thanks to all of you who have Favourited or Boosted this post 😊