End of month view: November
It’s been November for a whole four weeks now. Season of dreary rain and hat-snatching wind: season of no gardening …
Monthly Archives: November 2015
Art in the garden
Gardens and art walk hand in hand. Gardens inspire art; art inspires gardens. No wonder, really, for both draw their …
Tulipomania
I have tulips dancing before my eyes. I must have planted a thousand in the last few weeks. Not in …
And the winner is…
I am usually to be found in very muddy jeans and a sweatshirt of doubtful origin, my nails black and …
We are all scientists
Recently I found myself sitting cross-legged staring into my hedge. I have particularly fine hedges. Good thing too as there …
Wordless Wednesday
A very capable man
Think of the English countryside, and it’s my guess it’ll be pretty green. There will be fields, and hedgerows, and picturesque …
All tucked up
I arrived at the Chicken Garden this morning to find the big, handsome dahlias hanging their heads, their lush leaves …
A gardening gift for Christmas
Stuck for something to buy a green-fingered loved one this Christmas? Well – My Garden School are now offering gift …
Chilli fiesta
Ah. Yes. The tree chilli. Also known as a rocoto, it’s one of the few varieties which you can overwinter …
Sally Nex 