My sandy soil is now saturated by days of rain, which you might think is good news after the lack of rain.
However when the soil on the plot becomes this wet, I need to avoid trampling around on it.
Compacting the soil does it no favors, after all, part of the benefit of adding compost and manure to it is to improve the structure of the soil.
So it is walking on the paths only if it dries up enough to fit in a visit to the allotment this week.
helpful information for those starting to grow their own fruit and vegetables with updates on what is happening on our plot throughout the year -
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Growing Your Own Fruit and Vegetables
We grow our own fruit and vegetables for our meals for as much of the year as we can. Without a greenhouse we have to buy shop food in the winter months but in the spring, summer and autumn we often have enough to share with family and friends.
Read about growing your fruit and vegetables here on my growing your own food pages.