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October 03, 2025

TIM FOSTER LOOKS BACK ON HIS YEAR ON THE ALLOTMENT - ENTIRELY DIFFERENT TO 2024, WITH ITS DISTINCT LACK OF RAIN

As promised a couple of weeks ago, here is a little review of the 2025 growing season.

Middling.

Well, that is a very little review, and I think I wrote that last year, too. Maybe it is the same every year - some things do better than others, next year it is round the other way. Your particular experience will also depend on what you were able to manage. Last year, with the spring and summer's biblical deluge (I contemplated converting the shed into an ark and loading it with two of each vegetable), the onus was on us to stem the tide of molluscs. So ravenous were the slugs, I reckon my jeans would have been converted to shorts if I had stood in the same place for too long. And then we got on with growing vegetables when the sun came out in July. Result?

Middling.

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A time-traveller's guide to Christmas '75

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5 mins

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Cheap thrills Finding treasure - and tat - in mystery parcels

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2 mins

December 02, 2025

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2 mins

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Football Versatile Thomas knows Gas must solve goalscoring issues

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2 mins

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Ex-Tory minister Gullis joins Reform

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1 min

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'Science is for everyone' Centre to host 25,000 free school visits

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2 mins

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Football Struber explains why he's being careful with Knight's fitness

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2 mins

December 02, 2025

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