Amateur Gardening

Tangerine dream

HAT a strange spring we’ve just had! Not only was it the wettest February in my part of the world, ever, but it’s also been resolutely dull and grey here for months. This year I had to wait until a sunny day in March before I saw any bees visiting my spring flowers. I missed watching them and listening to that satisfying hum.

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Amateur Gardening

Amateur Gardening1 min read
Plant A Tree For Me
When I die and go to rest,I’ll leave behind just one request.No stone so cold lay at my head,Plant a tree for me instead. Scatter my ashes around its base,Let it flourish and grow in grace.Beneath its shady canopy,Sit awhile - remember me. I’ll not b
Amateur Gardening2 min read
Grow A Tiny Edible Garden
Limited space shouldn’t limit your ability to grow things to eat. On my balcony, I harvest all kinds of organic greens, herbs and sun-kissed vegetables - and there’s nothing better than picking them super fresh. A trough filled with cut-and-come-agai
Amateur Gardening2 min read
Simply Divine Dahlias
Your plant recommendations from expert plantsman, Michael. Hello team, it’s a big moment for nostalgia this week as we talk dahlias! I have such fond memories of my grandparents’ garden, with beautiful tall dahlia plants topped with all the flower ty

Related