Witch Hazel – January’s Winter Bloom
Witch Hazel – January’s Winter Bloom. If I was asked to choose just only one […]
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The Native Hedge – a ‘Mini-Woodland’ in your Garden
The Native Hedge – a ‘Mini-Woodland’ in your Garden. “As he hurried along, eagerly anticipating
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The Garden in November – Winter seedheads
The Garden in November – Winter Seedheads. “And I will show that there is no
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Bulb planting in October
Bulb planting in October. The two sister festivals of the Autumn Equinox on the 21st
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Waking up to Nature
Waking up to Nature. As I write this in August, we are basking in our
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Lammas, the Festival of First Fruits
Lammas, the Festival of First Fruits. Throughout July, I have been enjoying the gentle movement
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No Mow May (…and June, July?)
No Mow May (…and June, July?) I am aware of the admirable suggestion from ecologists
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June – the Month of the Rose
June – the Month of the Rose. “It was June, and the world smelled of
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Celandine – my favourite ‘weed’
Celandine – my favourite ‘weed’ Early on in my gardening career, I was responsible for
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The Compost Heap – the ‘Heart Chakra’ of the Garden
The Compost Heap – the ‘Heart Chakra’ of the Garden. Although I have written about
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The Spring Equinox – the festival of Balance and Awakening
The Spring Equinox – the festival of Balance and Awakening. Whilst writing this article in
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Our Native Daffodil – the Lent Lily
Our Native Daffodil – the Lent Lily. ‘‘I never saw daffodils so beautiful; they grew
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