Posted by Craig | Posted in allotment | Posted on 08-09-2010
Apologies again for this being a few days late, but here’s my guide of what to do on your plot in September.
Apologies again for this being a few days late, but here’s my guide of what to do on your plot in September.
This week, since I have elected alcoholic ginger beer as my tipple of choice at the moment, I decided to do a little bit of research to see if I could make my own.
This year has been a little weird so far. First we got an allotment, then the chickens, then I won the competition to be Wahaca’s Chilli Guru.
However, the weirdest thing of all is that I have made my first appearance on TV!
A little while ago, I was lucky enough to be chosen as a contestant on ‘Britain’s Best Dish’ and I will be appearing on tomorrow night’s show on ITV at 5pm.
I know this is a little bit late, but then again the growing season is late this year as well, so here goes anyway ….
Time for a little bit of a catch up I think, since I have been a bit stingy with blog updates recently!
You may remember that recently I was lucky enough to win the competition run by Wahaca, the Mexican restaurant chain opened by Thomasina Miers, to be their ‘Chilli Guru!’
As you know, I like my chillies. This year I’ve decided not only to grow twice the amount of varieties this year (19), but also to come over all Heston and experiment with different ways of growing them.
This week, since my greenhouse was becoming increasingly overcrowded, I decided to treat myself to a polytunnel, so that I would have more room to grow what I wanted.
We adopted four ex-battery chickens yesterday from those wonderful people at The British Hen Welfare Trust.