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• Plant of the Week: Euonymus Europaeus

  

  Euonymus europaeus leaf (15/10/2011, London) Position: Full sun to dappled shade Flowering period: Spring to early summer Soil: Well drained Eventual Height:... Read more

  The 24 October 2011 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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• A Darling Experience

  

  The Darling Wildflower Show On our way up the West Coast in South Africa we passed through a small town called Darling where the annual wildflower show was... Read more

  The 19 October 2011 by   Danielcarruthers
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• So Many Eggs

  

  Last months egg total was 224 and yes as Matron commented that is a lot of eggs.I use a lot in baking and we eat eggs for breakfast regularly but this is still... Read more

  The 13 October 2011 by   Scarecrow
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• Autumn Makes Her Announcement

  

  This is the second week of my contribution to the 100 Word Challenge. Back to 100 words, the prompt is a photograph of a papier mache hand and burger and the... Read more

  The 26 October 2011 by   Hurtlingtowards60
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• Scarecrow's Garden Journal Notes: September 2011

  

  Temperatures this month:Lowest Min -3.6CHighest Min 10.8CLowest Max 12.6CHighest Max 31.8C16mm RainRain comparison with other years, average is 33.1mm:2011... Read more

  The 04 October 2011 by   Scarecrow
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• Another Fabulous Study Day

  

  There comes a point when you realise that there isn’t much more theory you can learn about something and the only way forward is to get hands on experience. Read more

  The 10 October 2011 by   Patientgardener
  

• The Home of the Pelargonium

  

  Pelargonium fulgidum I’ve always known that South Africa is the home of the pelargonium, but even so I was amazed by the sheer diversity that exists there in th... Read more

  The 10 October 2011 by   Danielcarruthers
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• Plant of the Week: Asplenium Scolopendrium

  

  Asplenium scolopendrium (15/10/2011, London)Position: Partial to full shadeFlowering period: NoneSoil: MoistEventual Height: 50cmEventual Spread:... Read more

  The 23 October 2011 by   Davis Landscape Architecture