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• "Know Your Onions"

  

  It’s been a good year for me anyway with my onions, normally with wet weather I find onions not to do so well, but this year I have had a bumper crop, only had ... Read more

  The 16 July 2012 by   Plot58
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• Plant of the Week: Epimedium Perralderianum

  

  Epimedium perralderianum Flower (05/05/2012, kew garden, London)Position: Dappled shade to shadeFlowering period: Mid to late springSoil: Moist, well... Read more

  The 03 July 2012 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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• Run Rabbit!

  

  It all starts so positively, first fluffy bunny rabbit toys, next Bugs Bunny on TV and finally a real live bunny, hutch and all. Read more

  The 25 July 2012 by   Alip
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• Vegging out

  

  The dwarf french beans are very prolific at the moment. Super resilient to the attentions of the slugs and snails and super tasty to boot. Can anyone explain wh... Read more

  The 29 July 2012 by   Jules
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• Learning from My Mistakes...

  

  Last year my Brassicas didn’t really come too much, I planted cabbage, sprouting broccoli Brussels sprouts I had a few cabbages but the sprouts broccoli... Read more

  The 03 July 2012 by   Plot58
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• Garden Bloggers Bloom Day – July 2012

  

  Today, St Swithin Day, has been dry so I am very hopeful that the tedious rain will be behind us. I don’t actually mind the cooler weather but it is getting... Read more

  The 15 July 2012 by   Patientgardener
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• A Sweet Pea Disaster

  

  My Sweet Peas have been a disaster this summer. The wet weather has not given them a chance and we miss coming back from the allotment with the multi coloured... Read more

  The 18 July 2012 by   Notcuttsuk
  

• Plant of the Week: Iris Ensata

  

  Iris ensata Fower (30/07/2012, Kew Gardens, London)Position: Full sun to dappled shadeFlowering period: SummerSoil: Moist to wetEventual Height: 1. Read more

  The 24 July 2012 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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• For Afficionados of Compost & Leafmould

  

  The garden may not be quite is usual beautiful self with all the wet weather, but the compost and leafmould a looking pretty good. Read more

  The 14 July 2012 by   Danielcarruthers
  

• Harvest Time on the Allotment at Last!

  

  After a visit to my allotment last Friday, I was on the verge of giving up for the year! Not content with eating my runner bean plants, rabbits had also... Read more

  The 09 July 2012 by   Notcuttsuk