Easter Extravaganza
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Oh the irony. For the last three years our National Gardens Scheme area organiser has been asking if we’d open the garden for a […]
Plants
Garden Diary: March 2020
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Who could have predicted that the Month of March would end as it did? Over the course of two weeks our daily routines changed […]
Plant Profile: Salvia leucocephala
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Late last summer we paid a flying visit to Dyson’s Nurseries at Great Comp near Sevenoaks in Kent. It was all rather unsatisfactory as […]
Garden Diary: February 2020
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I have decided to start a garden diary. It’s been over 30 years since I last kept any form of journal so I can’t […]
Hopping over to Stockholm
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This week my work took me to Stockholm to visit a potential supplier. I always look forward to visiting the Swedish capital since the […]
Here We Blow Again
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Oh, the inconvenience; first Ciara, now Dennis, putting paid to any plans we had to tend our allotment or work in the garden this […]
Here Comes Ciara! – How To Protect Your Garden From Stormy Weather
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Winter thus far has consisted of a handful of slightly chilly nights with a lot of benign, mild, wet weather in between. The garden […]
Gardens of Miami No.2 – Vizcaya
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January is a month when many of us dream of an escape to the sun. If we’re feeling flush we might take advantage of […]
Seedy Thoughts
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There’s not much that January is good for, apart from cosying-up by the fire, drinking the Christmas drinks cabinet dry and browsing seed catalogues. […]
10 Shrubs to Brighten the Winter Months
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Most of us spend relatively little time in the garden during the winter months. Of course there are jobs to be done, but with […]
Hello from The Beau
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Dan, in a moment of madness, has decided that he would like me to contribute now and again to his Frustrated Gardener blog. As […]
The Bitter End
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I’m always surprised by how good the garden looks at the beginning of November. The Gin & Tonic Garden, though lacking the abundance of […]