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21st Century Allotment
By pinkcurrant

Austerity Allotmenting in the 21st Century - a diary of a new allotment by a beginner.
Twitter: @pinkcurrantNo1

Alison's Garden
By Alison

Alison's blog heralds all thing horticultural. Giving practical advice for fellow gardeners - and a bit of cocktail recipe advice on Fridays too.
Twitter: @alisonpikeGD

Alllotment Mum
By Becky

This blogger's trying to grow kids and veg and keep her head above the compost heap of life. She's blogging about the kids and Unhusband, with the odd bit of gardening advice too.
Twitter: @allotmentmum

Blogging From Blackpitts
By James

A collections of ramblings, drivellings and journeys in the life of a peripatetic gardener.
Twitter: @JamesASinclair

Bonappletart
By bonappletart

This blog's about food, home-produce, cooking and healthy eating from rural England. What ends up on our table depends on what's growing in the garden - so drop by to find out what's cooking.

Can I Bring Ivy? Getting Involved with a Kid in Tow
By Rebecca Tully

This year I'm exploring what it means to get involved and make a difference with a kid in tow. A pointless waste of energy, or an opportunity for me to continue learning despite the shackles of parenting?
Twitter: @volunteersyeah

Catharine Howard's Garden Blog
By Catharine Howard

This is the blog of a garden designer and coach who loves to write about gardening, plants and to share the inspiration of quirky things to do with design, history and the landscape.

Charlotte's Plot
By Charlotte's Plot

A blog about the creation of a small garden in Bristol, family life with three daughters, and a fair amount of knitting, baking, sewing and graffiti thrown in.
Twitter: @Charlottesplot

Charwood Farm
By Karen

Back in another life, Karen's family lived in a house made of bricks and taps she worked in London. This she swapped for a three-acre field in Devon and a leaky caravan. Join her on her daily commute back to the Big Smoke.

Compost and Custard
By Ma Larkin

Life in a tiny cottage. Growing organic food in my permaculture garden. Keeping goats for milk and poultry for eggs and bees for honey. I have a pair of driving ponies too.
Twitter: @smallholdercoop