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Tag Archives: Onions
Too early or too hot?
Another hot, dry start to the summer, another discussion about climate change. At the end of term I sat through several showings of documentaries on climate change which alarmed and depressed me in equal measure. Alarming because the stats suggest … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, french beans, garlic, new potatoes, Onions, potatoes, runner beans, shallots
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Planting to the Music of Time
The rhythm of the seasons is changing its beat as summer segues into autumn. In the past, it was a time of year I would associate with final harvests of the summer and then closing down for the winter. I … Continue reading
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Tagged aqua dulce, autumn, broad beans, Broccoli, brussels sprouts, curly kale, echinacea, foxglove, foxgloves, garlic, honesty, kale, leeks, mushrooms, Nigella, Onions, phaecellia, Shallot, shallots
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“Oh The Summertime is Coming..”
What a difference a month makes. In the space of what feels like a few brief days we have gone from a cold spring to the heat of midsummer. The Beast from the East has departed, with last month’s snowy … Continue reading
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Tagged amelanchier, howard 350, magpies, Onion, Onions, potato, potatoes, rotavator, rotovator, shallots, squash, squashes, tomato, tomatoes
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Potato Day 2017
Today was Potato Day in Castle Cary and once again Mrs B and I pottered along to Caryford Hall to grab our annual selection of little chitters. It used to be in the Consti Club where we would enjoy the … Continue reading
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Tagged Arran Victory, belle de fontenay potato, Cherie, King Edwards, Longor, Onion, Onions, pennard plants, potato, Sarpo Axona, Shallot, shallots, Vigamor
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End of Term report
It’s that time of the year again when the evening chill sharpens, the leaves start to turn and we spend a fruitless Sunday morning trying to purchase Glastonbury tickets. And it has been months since I delivered any sort of … Continue reading
When the Living is Easy
like most of my gardening exploits it is down to Google, hunch, and plain dumb luck. Continue reading
The secret of good timing
When my parents were developing the garden and working it up to produce vegetables on an industrial scale they used to start to plan their holidays around the seasons in the garden so that they would not be away when … Continue reading
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Tagged Elephant garlic, garlic, lautrec wight, mangetout, Onions, peas, purple wight, sciatica, sugar snaps, sword in the stone
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April Unfurls
It’s Easter and bunnies are very much of the moment around here as Ella once again caught her very own Easter Bunny when VB took her for a walk. In Ella’s defence (and the rabbit’s for getting caught by a … Continue reading
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Tagged Aubergine, aubergines, basil, broad beans, Cabbages, Charles Dowding, coriander, curly kale, Easter bunny, howard rotovaotr, labrador, No Dig, no surprises, Onions, peas, Peppers, rabbits, radiohead, retriever, rotovator, sedd tray, seeds, squash, sugar snaps, tomatoes, uchiki kuri
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