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Our permaculture allotment

Our allotment
Hello peeps! Today's blog post is about our allotment wich my mum Melissa, our dog Fudge, and I enjoy visiting...



As you can see we have a wood burner which we use to keep warm in the winter. Sometimes we even cook potatoes in there, wrapped in tinfoil.  

↜ Over there: we like to take cold drinks to the allotment (in summer) which we drink with our reusable rainbow metal straws! My fave drink of the mo is Karma Cola's 'Lemony Lemonade'. Why not check out their cool ethical website hear: Karma Cola 

Permaculture keyhole bed 
Our next allotmenteering adventure is to make a Permaculture keyhole bed. We plan to grow strawberries in the side and veg in the top!   
Why not check out this awesome video here: permaculture video?  

Mist at the allotment.
Well, this is the end of this blog post. Hopefully, we won't get any giant slugs eating our veg. Again. love Gaia cacti xxx
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  1. UnknownJanuary 22, 2019 at 3:55 PM

    Great Blog Gaia Seems great fun at the allotment, Cooking your own potatoes there Yummy. :) x Natasha xxx

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