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Tag Archives: wildflowers

August flowers

August 15, 2016

August is a funny old month. All the splendour of June and July has overreached itself a bit and, in …

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This week in the garden: Going to sow a meadow

March 24, 2014

This is my little meadow area at the top of the terraces. It doesn’t look very inspiring at the moment …

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Of seed bombs and mushrooms

February 23, 2013

I got a lovely little parcel in the post the other day. I do love a good seed swap. This …

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A walk on the wild side: Primrose

March 19, 2012

‘Do not, as some ungracious pastors do Show me the steep and thorny way to heaven, while, like a puff’d …

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When is a meadow not a meadow?

February 9, 2012

Not a meadow Does it matter what we call things? This was the question posed by Miles King, well-respected Conservation …

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A walk on the wild side: Gorse

January 9, 2012

Ulex europaeus catching my eye in the morning sunlight ‘It’s just the sort of place,’ he explained, ‘for an Ambush.’ …

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October flowers

October 17, 2011

Well I seem to be late for everything this month. And so it is with the unmissable Garden Bloggers’ Bloom …

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Wild at heart

June 6, 2011

I came back from a recent weekend hiking over the chalk downlands of Oxfordshire aching rather more than expected in …

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