My Gardening Week
Out And About
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.
January 9, 2022
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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.
We are raising funds for Down Syndrome, but the best bit is… we start and finish at a garden centre!
Last week I was waiting for the opening of travel restrictions and visiting beautiful gardens. This week, I’m realising that beauty is on my doorstep.
Our very first November Christmas tree is up, yet it feels like the longest year since it came down back in early January.
Tuesday, 24th November 2020. Just a few Weathershots to brighten up a crappy November day. In reverse order, brightening as I scroll back to September.
Agastache is also known as Hyssop and has many medicinal, herbal and culinary uses. Marion’s cycling group are known as G5. I’m going to suggest
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Friday, 24th July 2020 My bike-stand has served me well. When it’s not in use for washing my rothar, it doubles as a bird-feeder prop.
31st May 2020. Gardening has been a very important part of my life for many many years, and whenever I choose to combine gardening and
It was a cold week but not as cold as was predicted. In the garden, I finally got around to putting a fleece layer in
The weather has turned a bit colder, yet not quite cold enough to hurt. I recorded no frost night this week, and the plants in
Last autumn I had wondered what on earth I’d write about during the winter. It is easier when the garden is ablaze with life and
