Getting to Grips – Part 1
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For the last couple of days I have been getting to grips with our two gardens. Like time and tide, nature waits for no […]
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For the last couple of days I have been getting to grips with our two gardens. Like time and tide, nature waits for no […]
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This week a landmark project that I have been following for over two years came one step closer to becoming reality. So close in […]
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In the world of gardening there are correct ways of doing things (as outlined in serious text books such as the RHS Encyclopaedia of […]
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Early each year comes that single, magical, joyful, often unexpected day when winter turns to spring. It doesn’t come when the astronomers or meterologists […]
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I could easily have predicted that greenhouse gardening would become an obsession second time around. I owned my first greenhouse (rather a grand description […]
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And so, it is done: Christmas signed-off for another year. It’s time to re-group, sleep, do the ironing, see friends again, sow seeds, plan […]
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Great gardens to visit in East Kent are rarer than hens’ teeth. Those that open during the winter months even scarcer. So, as soon […]
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Thymus pulegioides: broad-leaved thyme, lemon thyme Variegation in plants is a trait I can take or leave. I blame spireas – a shrub I […]
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The last few days of February and the first of March are the most challenging for me when it comes to maintaining this blog. […]
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As winter draws to a close, I can sum it up in one word: soggy. Dreams of bracing walks along the beach beneath clear, […]
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The first rule of visiting a flower show is not to go on the last day, unless you’re hoping to bag a bargain. The […]
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I don’t know about you, but my green fingers fail me when it comes to keeping early spring irises flowering from one season to […]
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