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Wordless Wednesday

April 13, 2016July 11, 2016

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Old chillies v new chillies: how do you grow yours?

Dogwood Days and Cornus Concerns

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April 13, 2016 at 12:41 pm

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I made for the chalk meadows but the black poplar called me and I ended up gloriously lost in field and snicket. As I entered the paths goldfinches descended as if summoned - they seem to keep our oldways under their golden charm and often appear as I leave open ground.

Growing oyster mushrooms on recycled coffee grounds is so much fun! This is just one of the green gift ideas for gardeners on my blog this weekend along with tips about Christmas reducing, reusing and recycling for those who find the commercialism and waste at this time of year completely unpalatable... (link in bio.)

Working on reusable and recyclable wrapping this year to avoid the standard wrap that often contains plastics which means it can't be recycled. Here my daughter has used brown paper with stencilled snowmen (biscuit cutters for stencils), recycled tag from last year's cards and reusable ribbon on the present for her brother.

Came across this burning bush on our afternoon walk - love this time of year when salix and cornus really get into their stride...

Seed saving is so satisfying - these are Dwarf French Bean 'Yin Yang', destined for the veggie beds next year.

Lovely afternoon at the Savoy: delicious food, fun company and nominated as a finalist in the Garden Media Guild Blog of the Year Award. Great day! 😊

Busy few weeks completing the final projects for my advanced diploma in garden design. Now off to the Savoy for the Garden Media Guild Awards - an afternoon of fun with plants and people...

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