Gardening Magazine

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• A Welcome Return

  

  If you have been wondering why I have been a bit low-profile recently, and posting less often, it's because we have been away for a week, looking after Jane's... Read more

  The 31 August 2016 by   Mwillis
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• Warts and All Tour – 2016

  

  Having neglected the blog and the garden this year I have been beating myself about both.  However, I have a week leave from work and have deliberately made no... Read more

  The 28 August 2016 by   Patientgardener
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• Iford Manor: an Italianate Gem

  

  There is something about saving the best until last, there is also something about not knowing that you were saving the best until last but it turns out that yo... Read more

  The 28 August 2016 by   Ozhene
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• My Little Cornucopia

  

  Things may have got off to a slow start, but suddenly the vegetable plot is delivering faster than we can eat. All that wet early on also means that everything... Read more

  The 28 August 2016 by   Danielcarruthers
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• Harvest Monday - 22nd Aug 2016

  

  August is definitely my premier harvesting month!The tomatoes are rolling in now. Earlier in the year I thought I was going to lose the lot, what with compost... Read more

  The 22 August 2016 by   Mwillis
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• Continuing Care for the Tomatoes

  

  Having lost one of my big tomato plants to blight last week, I'm being even more assiduous in my care for the remainder now! I have largely managed to hold... Read more

  The 13 August 2016 by   Mwillis
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• A Garden Tour: The Old Forge

  

  I don’t feature The Old Forge very often but not because it isn’t worthy: it’s simply that The Priory is the main star of my blog and a jealous one too. Read more

  The 12 August 2016 by   David Marsden
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• Pepperpot Nursery

  

  These days I am more than ever "anti" the big corporations and prefer to support smaller, independent - and especially local - businesses whenever possible. Read more

  The 12 July 2016 by   Mwillis
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• Lysimachia Punctata

  

  (02/07/2016, Kew Gardens, London)Position: Full sun to partial shadeFlowering period: Mid to late summerSoil: Moist, well drainedEventual Height: 90cmEventual... Read more

  The 12 July 2016 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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• Bringing Birds to My Garden with Ivel Valley

  

  I do think birds in a garden on a Summers day is a beautiful thing, as is a Robin on a winters mornng when the garden is full of snow. Birds are attracted to... Read more

  The 08 July 2016 by   Evette Garside
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