Allan Jenkins is a journalist who writes for Yahoo Sports Canada and The Guardian. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK. Allan's articles cover a range of topics including sports, gardening, food, and lifestyle. He provides insights, tips, and analysis in his writing, making him a trusted source for readers.
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The usual growth spurt didn’t seem to happen this year… until now
The summerhouse is bursting with fruit – and much of it has made it into jars, a preserve made to preserve a memory
Show-stopping summery recipes you'll return to again and again. Presenting Nigella Lawson's lemony prawn salad, David Carter's Cretan-inspired Greek
The next few weeks are when the plot gives back, letting you savour everything from beans to fruit and flowers
Everything on the plot is bursting with life and there’s still more to come
By: Allan Jenkins
The allotments might be quiet with gardeners on holiday, but that isn’t stopping the flowers and homegrown veg from making the most of their golden time
Birthday cake and generations come together as the seasons begin to change
Many of our flowers and other plants have thrived this year, though others did less well
The weather’s a little cooler, flowers starting to fade, but there’s still lots to do: sow herbs and leaves, maybe shallots and garlic, feed the tiring soil
After 25 years at the Observer, I’m moving on – but the plot and the shared pleasure of growing will continue
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