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  • Winter Veg Progress Report

    Winter Progress Report

    This year I am making a bigger effort than normal to have some vegetables available during the cold months. Look at this for a Brassica line-up:That is two of m... Read more

    The 09 September 2014 by   Mwillis
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  • How to Make Sloe Gin

    Make Sloe

    A tasty winter tipple to liven the soul and set the throat on fire; sipping a wee sloe gin is becoming a little yearly ritual in our lives. Read more

    The 12 September 2014 by   Chrryblossomtat2
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  • Sarah Raven’s Cutting Garden Journal Book Review

    Sarah Raven’s Cutting Garden Journal Book Review

    Our allotment drew lots of attention and admiration during the height of summer, the new cutting area dominated and stole the show with punchy... Read more

    The 04 September 2014 by   The Garden Smallholder
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  • Harvesting Chillis

    Harvesting Chillis

    Since my recent post about chillis was very popular, here's another one! In this one I show off some of the chilli fruits I harvested yesterday.The chilli... Read more

    The 07 September 2014 by   Mwillis
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  • Win This Book: The Writer’s Garden

    This Book: Writer’s Garden

    It is interesting that so many famous gardens were owned by or are closely connected to authors: Virginia Woolf and Monks House. Rudyard Kipling and... Read more

    The 22 September 2014 by   Ronniejt28
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  • Castanea Crenata

    Castanea Crenata

    (17/08/2014, Kew Gardens, London)Position: Full sun to dappled shadeFlowering period: Late springSoil: Moist, well drainedEventual Height: 15mEventual Spread:... Read more

    The 17 September 2014 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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  • Images of Autumn

    Images Autumn

    As a gardener, you instinctively know when Summer has finished and Autumn has arrived. The temperature changes, but so does the quality of the light. Here in th... Read more

    The 17 September 2014 by   Mwillis
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  • Morning Dragonfly

    Morning Dragonfly

    One morning, I woke up earlier than usual and as I walking towards the watering can, I noticed a dragonfly perched on my orchid, resting on the spray of flower... Read more

    The 30 September 2014 by   Stephanie
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  • September Days

    September Days

    After a hot, dry September the garden is tired.First ground frost, 25th SeptemberThe meadow is spent and will be mowed next week.  There are still some flowerin... Read more

    The 26 September 2014 by   David Marsden
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  • Harvesting Chillis

    Harvesting Chillis

    There are few things that gladden my eye more than a basket full of ripe chillis!The dry, warm weather in the early half of this month has brought the chillis o... Read more

    The 24 September 2014 by   Mwillis
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