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Monthly Archives: February 2022
Round the garden in 80 days #61
Spring is in the air. I felt it for the first time yesterday as I left the house to pick up our weekly provisions. The hellebores have been out for a while but the crocuses have also made an appearance … Continue reading
Wilder National Parks | Rewilding Britain
Hello everybody, I’ve just come across this petition, set up by Rewilding Britain, calling for wilder national parks. I was shocked to learn that there are more trees in Leeds than in the Peak District! ‘We want to see our … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Good for the environment, rewilding, Wildlife
Tagged national parks, trees
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Round the garden in 80 days #60
I had naïvely thought that if I left my spinners, weavers and dyers meeting early yesterday, I could get home to do a spot of work in the garden. Instead, I left early, as around lunchtime it had started to … Continue reading
Round the garden in 80 days #59
The winds have been too high for me to do anything meaningful in the garden. Fortunately, there has been no damage. In any case, I am still wondering what to do about patches such as the crocosmia. How much longer … Continue reading
Posted in rewilding, Social
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Round the garden in 80 days #57
Friday morning was surprisingly sunny, so I took the secateurs and cut down the raspberry canes. I had been deliberating their removal but there has been and will continue to be enough of that elsewhere in the garden. I had … Continue reading
Posted in Days out, Gardening, trees
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