Tomatoes, a new book, and community woods
Hello! How has your week been? I expect you, like me, have mostly spent it watching the world wake up: …
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Daffodils, chillies and turbo-charged onions
Hello everyone! Hope you’ve had a good week. Have you been enjoying my little flurry of posts to launch the …
Witch hazels, daffodils and bittercress
What a difference a week makes! We have swung from apocalyptic levels of rain which have seen the rivers flanking …
Of rain and onions
Hello everyone! How has your week been? I hope it’s been a bit drier than mine – my fingertips are …
Going peat-free: The myths – busted
Are you making the switch and going peat-free this April? You may have come across the #PeatFreeApril campaign on social …
Forever food
Just imagine a veg patch which goes on giving, year after year – no need to resow or plant up …
The October veg garden
Harvesting this month: French beans, carrots, the last of the courgettes and patty pan summer squash, Musquee de Provence winter …
This month in the garden…
…it is getting cold. Seriously, properly cold. Actually I can’t remember being cold before Christmas before (well, a bit chilly, …
Putting Biochar through its paces
I’m mostly a peat-free gardener: life’s too short and the world too precious to ruin a peat bog for beans …
Confused.com
This weather though!* We don’t quite have daffodils up and blooming here, like they do in all points from Cornwall …
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