Next Sunday is your last chance before September to pick up essential allotment supplies from the EWAA shop. It does not open during the August holiday period. Compost Bean poles Mypex Enviromesh Pea netting Butterfly netting For a full list
Metaldehyde Slug Pellets
The use of slug pellets which contain the toxic chemical metaldehyde will be banned from March 2022. Metaldehyde is a poison which can also kill species such as birds and mammals. It is toxic to pets and to people, and
Thefts from the site
The Committee has received several reports of plants or produce going missing in recent weeks. While this can be very frustrating, we do not have many options to solve this problem. A voluntary organisation like ours relies on the goodwill
Muntjac Deer Problem
As many people are all too aware, we share our site with muntjac deer who have been voraciously chomping their way through prize produce. Various proposals and suggestions have been made about how to stop damage from the deer and
No ifs and no buts
Please never leave an allotment gate wide open when you are transporting items between your plot and the car park. Once you turn your back anyone can slip onto the site. Examples of anti-social behaviour on and around the site
REMINDER – Plant Sale at the allotment tomorrow @11:00am
Look for the Restore tuk-tuk at the Social Area, half way along the Middle Lane Bring CASH Stocks include: Beans: runner, climbing, French Courgettes, squashes & pumpkins Leeks Chard Kale & kalettes Artichokes Lettuce Herbs Jam Apple juice Fabulous prices!
RESTORE’S ELDER STUBBS PLANT STALL SUNDAY 23RD MAY AT 11:00
All proceeds go to support Restore’s work with mental health This year the tuk tuk will park up on the Social Area half way along the Middle Lane Cash Only PRICE LIST Tomatoes – £1 Red Cherry, Magic Mountain (blight
Unusable key?
If you are unable to open the new padlocks with your key please get in touch with the Committee. You can: Come to the Shop Gate at 2pm this Saturday, 15th May Visit the Shop when it’s opens – Sundays
Is your plot number clearly visible?
The plot inspection takes place this weekend, so please make sure that your plot number is on display at the front boundary, and is large enough to spot easily. This is a huge help to the inspection team who need
If you’re having trouble with your key
You may find that if you withdraw your key slightly from the lock it then turns easily. Thank you to several members who have pointed this out. EWAA Committee