Reviewing the Winter Plant Casualties
I’ve been taking stock of the garden after a challenging few months and seeing what’s among the winter plant casualties. . . .
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I’ve been taking stock of the garden after a challenging few months and seeing what’s among the winter plant casualties. . . .
Read moreBooks by Naomi Slade always delight but this tome on ranunculus was particularly welcome on a cold, soggy week. Colourful . . .
Read moreI was expecting colour at Kew’s Orchid Festival but not quite the dazzling display I encountered – or the wild . . .
Read moreI try not to have flower favourites but there’s no doubt January flowers are pretty special. Anything that can bloom . . .
Read moreAs is customary, I’ve been looking back at the 2022 garden, the triumphs and disasters. It was certainly a year . . .
Read moreI’ve been looking back at the 2022 sweet peas as I start to plan what to grow next year. It . . .
Read moreIn the wrong hands, A Flower A Day could have been little more than an extended plant catalogue – informative . . .
Read moreIt’s been a strange year in the garden and the weather has definitely had an effect on my Gardening Trials . . .
Read moreIt’s been a while since I shared my gardening view with you and there have been some exciting developments and . . .
Read moreThis was another impulse buy and I’m so glad I gave in to temptation. I don’t usually grow gladioli but . . .
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