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Just as we are in peak salad season with the lettuces bursting forth, the cucumber dangling tantalisingly from their vines and the tomatoes ripening in the delicious sunshine, it is bit of a downer to be thinking of winter, let alone winter vegetable
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Feb 15, 2023
“Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness,” wrote Keats in his sumptuous ode to the glories of autumn. For the gardener, it is a time of harvest, when the fruit filled “with ripeness to the core” may threaten to overwhelm – in the best possible way, o
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Jul 19, 2023
Winter may not be quite over but spring with all its joys and glories beckons. In preparation for this great awakening, thought should be given as to what to grow in the coming months. Seeds need to be chosen, those miscellaneous half packets sorted
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Apr 20, 2022
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Nooks And Crannies
Dec 29, 2021
NOBODY understands more than a gardener that Nature abhors a vacuum. Bare earth is soon colonised by what we disparagingly refer to as ‘weeds’, although wise sons and daughters of the soil know that the true definition of the word is ‘any plant growi
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I Don’t Care What The Weatherman Says
Aug 18, 2021
WONDERING what the weather will be today? Whether you should hang out the washing? Whether it will rain on the Passing Out Parade? When I was very young, my grandmother, a farmer’s spouse, took me for toddles along the deep and winding lanes of east
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Dec 21, 2022
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Words Of Wisdom
Jan 10, 2023
In this extract from AG 13 January 1968, Christopher Lloyd, of Great Dixter fame, on tiny plants that won’t swamp each other Christopher Lloyd looks at miniature plants that grow well together IT is not too difficult to find places in the garden wher
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Heart Of Stone
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Mar 26, 2020
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Don’t Be A Dendrophobe!
Oct 25, 2022
ONE of the commonest diseases in Britain is dendrophobia. Defined as a morbid dread of trees, this is evidenced by phenomenal sales of secateurs, pruning saws and axes while the resultant amputated stumps can be seen in many front gardens. If these a
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Mar 31, 2021
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Jul 12, 2023
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A Touch Of Frost
Jan 26, 2021
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Worth Trumpeting About
Feb 16, 2023
ARE there just too many daffodils in the world? Every March, I ask myself this question as I drive down country lanes near my home in the English Midlands. Here and there, the grass verges are punctured by clumps of shouty, yolk-yellow ‘Golden Harves
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Worth Trumpeting About
Feb 16, 2023
ARE there just too many daffodils in the world? Every March, I ask myself this question as I drive down country lanes near my home in the English Midlands. Here and there, the grass verges are punctured by clumps of shouty, yolk-yellow ‘Golden Harves
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