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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 writer and garden designer 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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Iris 'Pink Charm' - just one of the dusky blooms on Jo Thompson 's Wedgwood Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. For more information on this iris and other coral, peach and ivory flowers in the garden that are easy to grow at home, see my bio for a link to dogwooddays blog...

Wildflower power, woodland planting, peat-free tomato compost, sustainable design and new blight-resistant tomato cultivars: 5 Environmentally-Friendly Ideas to Take Home from #RHSChelsea Flower Show this year (link to article in bio...)

Planning to get one of these as my next garden purchase - in my next life... #greenhouseenvy #RHSChelsea

What young person wouldn't be transported to a magical land in a forest? That's why we get out into the wild as often as possible and the kids love forest school... The Back to Nature garden demonstrates the wild we all need in our lives... #RHSChelsea

Andy Sturgeon's Best in Show gold-winning garden makes an imposing statement about nature's extraordinary powers of regeneration #RHSChelsea

I'm definitely not buying books and drinking Pimms at #RHSChelsea - oh no! I'm working... 😉

This year at Chelsea the 'R' in RHS stands for Ragged Robin and Red Campion - the show is awash with native wildflowers - in green roof planting, on walls, in show gardens and on stands. Lovely to celebrate indigenous flora - beautiful and naturally designed to support invertebrate life across the UK.

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