
Baby steps (towards spring)
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Every weekend is pretty much the same during the lockdown. A time to catch up on sleep, to read, phone friends and family, make […]
Reading time 10 minutes
Every weekend is pretty much the same during the lockdown. A time to catch up on sleep, to read, phone friends and family, make […]
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The year 2020. Where to begin? It’s tempting to dive straight into the obvious negatives – and let’s face it that would be rich […]
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Since the end of August the garden has taken one battering after another. In Broadstairs we have experienced gales from every point on the […]
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April was a bittersweet month. Among many positives were the beautiful weather and being able to spend extra time in the garden with The […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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The word starting with A, describing the season after summer and before winter, has been banned in my household for the last month. I […]
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For the last three summers I have been growing airplants outside in the Jungle Garden. Secured to the branches of a tree in dappled […]
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I won’t lie, my job takes me to some fascinating places. I don’t always get to see a great deal of the cities and […]
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