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Tag Archives: drives and entrances
Spring cleaning (and tidying)
First of all to write about what I’ve just done because I’m dead pleased with it! I’m not very good at pruning my ornamentals – never know when to do what. So unless Monty tells me on a Friday night, … Continue reading
Posted in Chickens, Hedges, Herbs, Organic gardening, Ornamentals, Ponds, Sheds and workspaces, Spring Equinox
Tagged chooks, courtyard, drives and entrances, hedging, March, monthly jobs in the garden, ornamental gardening, pond, poultry, pruning, sheds, Trees, wildlife
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Tidying up
The good news is that I finished pruning the orchard on 25th February – earliest finish yet, I think. I’m planning a proper blog post about it soon, and maybe an accompanying video, if I get around to it before … Continue reading
Stormy weather
It’s been a really wet and windy winter. The storms started mid-December and don’t seem to have let up yet. On Wednesday, we lost huge chunks of a large conifer behind the shed in the back garden. Luckily it missed … Continue reading
Posted in Organic gardening
Tagged drives and entrances, February, monthly jobs in the garden, Trees
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Compost City
So, this weekend was a busy family weekend, but we did manage to fit in a few hours in the garden today. Keith continued clearing the space for the tree planting in a few weeks. We have lots of neighbours … Continue reading
Posted in Candlemas/Imbolc, Festivals, Fruit, Organic gardening, Vegetables
Tagged bird, birds, compost bins, drives and entrances, January, jay, monthly jobs in the garden, orchard, pruning, pruning fruit, tree, tree planting, Trees, wildlife
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No more Kerria japonica
I finished clearing the dreaded Kerria and the Lonicera nitida yukky stuff. The space will have a new fence put up and fresh new planting – spring bulbs on the dark side of the fence by the drive, more colourful … Continue reading
Garden destruction
I’ve just chopped down loads of Kerria japonica and Lonicera nitida. Very satisfying as I hate both plants and their removal is to make space for some lighter new planting. Here’s the big pile of stuff I have to clear … Continue reading