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Tag Archives: rudbeckia
Preparation & Performance
This week I learnt that plans are afoot for the 2022 Open Gardens Day in the village. I have been told the date (confidentially), but as it probably needs to go through the usual committees and organisational debates, I am … Continue reading
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Tagged echinacea, olympics 2020, open gardens, peas, rudbeckia, sugar snaps, sweet peas, The Old Man
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New Term
And so here’s the summer, and what have we done? Another Easter over and a new term begun… Easter is an exciting time of year, with the greenhouse beginning to burst at the seams with seed trays which themselves start … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening Times
Tagged baileyhill bookshop, basil cabbages, brokali, cape daisy, chillis, Commonfarmflowers, courgettes, leeks, marogold, Nicotiana, peas, potatoes, purple sprouting, rudbeckia, zinnias
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Season of Lists
I’ve rewritten this post about three times as I have tried to get the tone right. Autumn has always been to me a time for reflection though in my younger years it was enlivened by my birthday in October which … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening Times
Tagged Aubergine, autumn, echinacea, garlic, green peppers, irises, rudbeckia, squashes, sweet william, veronica
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Dead Air
It rained yesterday. Bucketloads. Which was a good thing. Not in the “It’ll do the garden good” kind of way, because the garden is plenty wet enough thanks. No – it gave us the excuse to stay indoors and watch … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening Times
Tagged ants, black spot, Bolt, cabbage white, caterpillars, cosmos, courgettes, Ennis-Hill, Evil, french beans, fruit cage, Gatlin, Gladiolae, Good, green beans, greenhouse, Johnson-Thompson, lawn, leeks, pennard plants, potatoes, psb, raspberries, rudbeckia, Salad, veronica
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