Gardening Magazine

ARTICLES BY PAPERBLOGGERS

• Edibles Again

  

  Some eight years ago I made the decision to give up on veg growing and gave up my allotment. It had been a love/hate relationship from the start for a whole... Read more

  The 28 march 2020 by   Patientgardener
  @patientgardener
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• Order Flowers in Bud Form

  Order flowers in bud form Whenever you order flowers, it's important to make sure that you are getting the best value for money. This means that quality is... Read more

  The 28 march 2020 by   Simon Crowther
  @prestigeflower
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• Sourcebook: Our 5 Favourite Paint Colours for 2020

  

  To start this post, I can’t ignore the present situation that is a worldwide catastrophe.  Tears are never far away, not least because I can’t see my... Read more

  The 27 march 2020 by   Hollie Brooks
  @MiaFleur_home
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• Choosing Flowers for Teachers

  Choosing flowers for teachers Teachers do not only spend a few hours a day teaching their class. Their responsibilities extend beyond normal school hours and... Read more

  The 27 march 2020 by   Simon Crowther
  @prestigeflower
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• Cooking with Flowers: Nasturtium Risotto

  Cooking with flowers: Nasturtium Risotto Years ago it was common practice to include various leaves and flowers in our diets. Cooking with flowers has almost... Read more

  The 27 march 2020 by   Simon Crowther
  @prestigeflower
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• Budget Blooms to Brighten Your Home

  Budget blooms to brighten your home As much as we love fresh flowers, we may not always have the money to keep the flower orders coming in. That is, unless you... Read more

  The 26 march 2020 by   Simon Crowther
  @prestigeflower
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• Fresh Flowers for a Positive Environment

  Fresh flowers for a positive environment Many people experience emotional highs and lows. Of course, we want to do everything in our power to ensure that our... Read more

  The 26 march 2020 by   Simon Crowther
  @prestigeflower
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• What a Difference a Week Makes

  

  In so, so many ways, what a difference there has been in the last week. For the garden it feels like it has stepped up a gear to welcome spring. Magnolia... Read more

  The 25 march 2020 by   Ozhene
  @papaver
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• Keep Calm and Garden on Through Covid-19

  The kitchen garden has been a tad neglected since taking on my allotment, it’s looking a bit sorry and needs taming. February was a very wet month and being a... Read more

  The 25 march 2020 by   The Garden Smallholder
  @gdnsmallholder
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• The Spuds Are In!

  

  Well, not ALL the spuds. Just the first ones. A significant milestone, nevertheless.This year, as usual, I'm growing my potatoes in containers - big 35-litre... Read more

  The 25 march 2020 by   Mwillis
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