Getting to the Poinsettia
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With its brightly-coloured, star-shaped bracts, the poinsettia is one of the most recognisable symbols of Christmas in the world. We find it in supermarkets, […]
Reading time 9 minutes
With its brightly-coloured, star-shaped bracts, the poinsettia is one of the most recognisable symbols of Christmas in the world. We find it in supermarkets, […]
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There comes a moment every autumn when I leave home and return again under the cover of darkness. Since I have been living full […]
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My garden is so jam-packed with plants by early autumn that I can barely move around outside. Far from holding plants back, a […]
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As the heatwave drags on, my evenings are consumed by watering the garden. Already short, their length is reducing daily so that I am […]
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I consider myself a progressive gardener, but some habits are hard to kick. Growing in containers is an enforced habit as I have […]
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When something you like grows well in your garden it makes sense to grow more of it. I count agapanthus, zantedeschia, trachelospermum and […]
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The recent chilly weather has had its pros and cons. The downside for eager gardeners who have been nurturing seedlings and planting out […]
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The last time I wrote about Cobaea scandens was at Christmas and I make no apology for featuring it again so soon. Barring a few […]
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Nurturing two gardens eighty eight miles apart is mainly a blessing, but sometimes a curse. The task becomes tricky if we want to […]
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The promise of a new library has fuelled my growing obsession with books related to gardens and gardening. My Christmas list is a roll call of […]
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