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Nature’s warm spice blanket
I always feel that Spring flows gracefully into Summer. The plants emerge, grow and develop into a beautiful bounty over a number of months, but Autumn seems to arrive suddenly, almost overnight. The changes are not subtle, they are dramatic. … Continue reading
Too much of a good thing
Too much of a good thing, especially at the expense of something else, is usually not a good thing. Rain is good for the garden, however, sun is also good for the garden and the balance, at the moment, is … Continue reading
Choices, choices, choices
There are times in the garden when it can feel a little awkward. I must admit that when I was hand pollinating the pumpkins, although it was exciting to think I could actually give nature a helping hand, it did … Continue reading
July – the garden is a journey of discovery
I am so excited. I just love the fact that, no matter how much you think you know, there is always more to learn and amazing discoveries to be found. Remember I said the foxgloves had self sown but the … Continue reading
Winter in the garden
Winter in the garden for me runs from October/November through to February – I heat the greenhouse into November and from February – Having a heated greenhouse extends the summer into October/November with winter salads and allows you to bring the … Continue reading