Vanessa Blackman (plot 12) is offering two old plastic water tanks both with drainage holes, a water butt which is sound but needs a new tap, and a container which could be used to store liquid.
Please help yourself to any of these items.
Category Archives: Giveaways
Free manure
The manure in the car parks is now free of charge. Just help yourself.
Broad beans
There are some free broad bean plants on offer in the greenhouse on Plot 60.
If you want them, help yourself but please return the pots.
Free rhubarb
If you want a rhubarb crown there is one going free. Please help yourself. It is by the shed on Plot 31.
Water lily
Does your pond need a water lily?
If so, there’s a yellow one (in need of a bit of TLC) on offer free of charge on Plot 14b.
It can be found by the shed. Help yourself but please return the outer tub.
More Freebies
There are some New Ace and Beauty Bell pepper plants by the greenhouse on Plot 31. Please help yourself if you want any of them.
There are also two lengths of waste pipe on offer on Plot 32a.
* The pepper plants have all gone.
Tomato plants
Three varieties of outdoor tomato plants are going free. They can be found by the greenhouse on Plot 18.
* Sorry, they’ve all gone.
Free water butt
The owner of 43 Telegraph Road, the bungalow by the allotment gate, is offering a large water butt with fitted tap, free of charge.
If you are interested please call at the bungalow.
*Sorry, it’s gone!
Pick Your Own
There are some tomato plants going free on Plot 31.
The varieties on offer are: Rosella; Tomande; Green Envy; Japanese Black Trifele; Carbon; Il Pantano Romanesco; Sakura.
Please help yourself if you want any of them. They are by the greenhouse door. Please return the pots after you’ve replanted the tomatoes.
* If you have any surplus plants or seeds to give to other plot holders or any allotment equipment you want to sell or give away, please email pearlygran@yahoo.co.uk so they can be advertised on this website.
*Sorry, they’ve all gone!
Help yourself!
A huge pile of manure has been delivered to the allotment site and the good news is that it is completely free of charge.
Help yourselves!
