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Wordless Wednesday

November 16, 20169 Comments

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Cotoneaster horizontalis and Cornus sanguinea ‘Midwinter Fire’ hanging out in front of the potting shed

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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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Nature Notes November 15, 2020
The Light, & the Dying of the Ash Trees. A poignant, devastating light is falling on the ash trees, illuminating their grey skeletons. The sheer scale of the loss of them, has become obvious and widespread this year. There are ghosts in the woods. Chalara ash dieback was officially identified in the UK in 2012. … Continue reading Nature Notes
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Landlines: Nature Writing

My Great Outdoors – by Sue Cassell October 28, 2020
What motivated me to build My Great Outdoors? During lockdown, my eight-year-old son, despite the brilliant weather, was reluctant to venture outdoors. This was tough for me, as I thrive in the outdoors. My time at home was at least a chance to catch up on reading. I started with a book by aContinue reading "My Great Outdoors – by Sue Cassell" […]
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How to Make Martian Gammon and Parsley Sauce November 25, 2020
A tin of gammon and some parsley sauce makes a nice festive dish for a Martian Christmas meal.
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Gardens, Weeds and Words

The Gardens, Weeds & Words podcast, Series 3 Episode 1 October 23, 2020
The Gardens Weeds & Words podcast is back with season 3, and in this first episode I’m joined by Jennie Spears of Lemon Tree Trust. We talk about the work of the charity with refugees and internally displaced people in northern Iraq, and how plants and gardening can help to create a sense of home.
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Successes and failures August 4, 2020
When I first started my blog I set out with the intention of showing my gardening exploits GOOD or BAD, and not shying away from admitting any failures. So, with that in mind, I admit a failure: this year my onions have been very poor.When I planted out 20 multi-sown clumps of onion seedlings on 16th March, I had high hopes, because I used this technique wit […]
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