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May 11, 2016July 11, 2016

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The Bee’s Knees

My Hard-Working Garden: An Ongoing Transformation(Part 1)

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Hi, thanks for visiting the blog. I’m Nic – a garden and nature writer based in Hertfordshire. I’m also a peat-free gardener, keen birdwatcher, inveterate bookworm and mum to two budding growers. Join me as I follow my crops from plot to plate, explore new plants and share the wonder and beauty of the nature world…

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Pesto anyone? 🤔

Fruit cage is bursting at the seams - great crop of Pinkberries and All Gold Raspberries this year. They have enjoyed all the rain.

BirdFair footwear. Thoroughly enjoyed the day, sliding between talks, catching up with friends and exploring the marquees. #birdfair

In the many hollows of Portland quarry the carline thistle and graylings shelter, while up above the cliffs a peregrine is riding the winds.

Colourful harvest... 😊

Just me and the sea, playing the chalk hill blues...

Not only is the the view from our window wild and expansive, a few minutes with the telescope reveals that it's on a gannet flightpath. Nowhere I'd prefer to be on holiday.

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