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Here are some pictures of allotments What Can You Grow In May Here are some pictures of allotments

What Vegetables And Fruits You Can Grow In Allotments tomatoes lettuce spring onions spinach cabbage broccoli Rhubarb beetroot

Pests And Dieses Look out for Greenflies on peas lettuce and cabbage. Also look out for blackflies on broad beans and root flies.

Glossary Green flies Type of flies Pests Little creatures that eat vegetables and fruits Allotments Where you plant a plant Spinach a green plant Rhubarb red vegetable Slide 3:pests and dieases