Allotment on the dike in Schellingwoude, Netherlands

 
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Created by: Claire
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  • Location: Schellingwoude, Netherlands
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  • Garden type: color community
  • Sunlight: 6 or more hours
  • Moisture: Medium to wet
  • Soil type: Clay
Tags: volkstuin, wijkergouw, schellingwoude, garden allotment, allotment gardening
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A new world of worms 10 minutes ago
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Most times, when I start talking about worm composting – or vermiculture – people think I am crazy. It’s not your usual cocktail party patter. This slight obsession started a couple of years ago, when I decided to compost on my little city balcony.

From what I read, composting with worms sounded ideal for people with limited... ...see more

Will ECOstyle's maleic hydrazide kill my frogs? May 16, 2012
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I am confused. My goal is to rid my allotment of the dreaded Aegopodium podagraria, which we call "seven-leaf" in Dutch and I guess Americans call bishops weed. It's another of those nasty rhizome rooted invasives that drive all the gardeners in my allotment complex insane. I have heard of people totally digging up and throwing... ...see more

Groundskeeper replied 5 days ago
I wish I knew Claire. Maleic hydrazide is new to me Plenty of info on the Net including an EU report.
planted in north corner of garden May 14, 2012
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Hydrangea serrata
Nickname: Bluebird
Type: Deciduous shrub
USDA hardiness zones: 6-9

Hydrangea serrata is similar to big leaf hydrangea (H. ma... read more

two rows planted in veg plot May 14, 2012
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Corn 'Peaches & Cream'
Nickname: peaches & cream corn
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Hybrid, early- to mid-season, normal (su), bicolor corn w... read more

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poor okra management Okra May 06, 2012
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snails devour pumpkins Pumpkins 'Small Sugar' May 06, 2012
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planted alongside pond May 06, 2012
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Squash - Winter 'Buttercup'
Nickname: acorn squash

Buttercup type. Long vines bear rounded, 3- to 5-pound f... read more

planted in patch May 06, 2012
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Corn 'Argent'
Nickname: corn sweet argent
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Hybrid, mid-season, sugar-enhanced (se), white corn with ... read more

in greenhouse May 06, 2012
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Banana Melon
Nickname: heirloom baker creek banana melon

90 days. Banana-shaped fruit with smooth yellow skin and ... read more

in greenhouse May 06, 2012
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Tomatoes 'Sugary'
Nickname: surgary hybrid tomatoes
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Early cherry tomato. Semi-determinate vines bear grape-l... read more

next to patio May 06, 2012
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Philadelphus 'Virginal'
Nickname: jasmine
Type: Deciduous shrub
USDA hardiness zones: 4-8

ëVirginal is a double-flowered mockorange hybrid cultivar... read more

planted alongside pond May 06, 2012
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Pumpkins 'Small Sugar'
Nickname: sugar pumpkin
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Small, culinary and ornamental. Vigorous vines bear 5- t... read more

in greenhouse May 06, 2012
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Melons 'Hearts of Gold'
Nickname: cantaloupe
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Canteloupe. Vines bear 6-inch, 3-pound, orange-fleshed f... read more

planted in patch May 06, 2012
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Okra
Nickname: Okra

Okra is usually grown as an annual vegetable for its seed... read more

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