Thought For The Day
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July 2022. Since Easter, I’ve not been as regular with the garden writing. The truth is that I’ve been looking for a different angle. I
July 19, 2022
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July 2022. Since Easter, I’ve not been as regular with the garden writing. The truth is that I’ve been looking for a different angle. I
In January 2023, six months from now, I’ll be looking forward to what lies ahead for the new garden season! The wheel of life keeps
Following on from words of wisdom from GARRY COWARD-WILLIAMS earlier this week, here’s something very similar from Lucy Hall. Lucy is the editor of Gardeners’
“Are you enjoying your garden this summer? I mean: are you really enjoying it? This may seem a daft question, as most gardens are reaching
It’s my first time growing hydrangea. It has only taken me thirty something years to take the plunge, and I’m delighted that I did. It’s
Normally, leeks would be harvested and eaten before the middle of June. Normally, December to March might be about right, I think. In any case,
I’m thrilled to be able to finalise what I’m going to do, but as yet I’ve no real intention of doing much, except in my head.
A garden centre visit was squeezed in at the very last moment, without advance planning.
Right up to the seventies or eighties, folks didn’t really have gardens. Any small plot of ground would likely have been used to grow potatoes and vegetables.
The circles of women around us weave invisible nets of love that carry us when we’re weak, and sing with us when we are strong.
I’m tucked cosily inside, my chores for the day are done and I think it’d be a good time to break open the Kindle.
I’ve surfaced just in time to wish all my friends and gardening acquaintances a very Happy Christmas.
Bank Holiday Monday was mild and dry, so it seemed like a good time to finish the patio tidy-up. The remaining Begonias (bar one) were
Nothing cures a common cold, not even Jemeson whiskey. However, against all the odds, I keep trying for a breakthrough.
Truthfully, the weather has been incredibly good. There hasn’t even been a whiff of very cold nights yet.
Here I am, settling in to my new blog home at GrowWriteRepeat.ie Easy to remember: Grow Write Repeat Dot IE I’ve moved from my old
There are plenty gaps appearing. This particular spot looked very bare so I bought these two small chrysanthemums.
This little conifer doesn’t look right. I’ve a feeling there’s something wrong. In fact, I’d say there’s something happening underground that’s not helping matters.
