RHS London Orchid Show & Plant Fair 2018
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Orchids are extraordinary flowers. They display remarkable diversity in colour, size and form. Some are scented, some are designed to entrap insects and few, […]
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Orchids are extraordinary flowers. They display remarkable diversity in colour, size and form. Some are scented, some are designed to entrap insects and few, […]
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Spring is arriving in slow motion at The Watch House. I’ve been watching a single bud of Narcissus ‘Golden Ducat’ striving to open for […]
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There are few plants as rewarding and foolproof to grow as those that sprout from bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes. Among their number […]
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The changing of the clocks makes an enormous difference to my enjoyment of the garden. Although the mornings have temporarily descended back into […]
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Hold the front page, the Beast from the East is not quite done with us yet. On Saturday we’re due to plunge back into […]
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Prunus x subhirtella ‘Autumnalis’: winter-flowering cherry, rosebud cherry January can be a debilitating month, all dark, dreary and joyless. When I think of […]
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If you have delved into my essential reading list, you will already know that I find the work of floral artist Azuma Makoto […]
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Polygala myrtifolia: myrtle-leaf milkwort, September bush, Augustusbossie At the end of the summer I often buy plants to plug gaps in the garden, […]
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“Every day is a fresh beginning, Listen my soul to the glad refrain. And, spite of old sorrows And older sinning, Troubles forecasted And […]
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If you’ve not put two and two together yet, I’ll let you into a little secret: when I am not writing this blog […]
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I am not a cold person, temperature or temperament wise, but when the wind blows from the north, as it did this weekend, I […]
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When I left my garden, in early October, it was still a summer garden. By the time I returned, at the end of […]
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