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Tag Archives: flowers
Can this be a weed?
Today, it has been shockingly cold and dismal. On a gardening forum on Facebook, one woman was getting her husband to put fleece round the courgettes and beans….. I don’t blame her. I nearly did the same, as my courgettes … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Good for the environment, Permaculture, Social
Tagged Facebook, flowers, weeds
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Not bolting but flowering!
Another mystery solved. The lady’s fingers were in fact buds. Continue reading
Up with the path!
At last, the path at the back of the garden is coming up! I had intended to take a before as well as an after shot but didn’t remember to get my camera out until I had lifted nearly all … Continue reading
Spring is in the air
This week, we have had snow. It has been cold and there has been disruption. And then I saw the yellow flowers on my tomato plant. The windowsill is south-facing and there has been a smattering of sun. Nonetheless, I … Continue reading
Spring is in the air
This week we have had snow. It has been cold and there has been disruption – and here are the most amazing flowers I have ever seen, right on my own windowsill. The windowsill is south-facing and we have had … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged aubergine, cloche, flowers, indoor growing, okra, onions, spring, tomato plant
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In with the new….
This evening, I saw some mangetout flowers on the ground and at first was disappointed. I thought that either the wind had blown them off or the birds had been having a peck. Then I noticed the reason they were … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged flowers, mangetout, pods, purple sprouting broccoli, sweetcorn
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Straddling two seasons
In spite of buying super duper new net cloches the other day, I decided to start a new batch of cauliflowers off in the house as I don’t think they appreciate being raised in the ground. The nets look like … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, In the kitchen
Tagged broccoli, flowers, mangetout, mint, net cloche, sweetcorn
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Crimson flowers
In the last couple of days, the flowers on the broad beans have come out and they are definitely crimson (not white as I had thought they looked earlier in the week). Here is a photo of them: And here … Continue reading
Oh for a bigger garden!
Where was I going to plant the radishes? I did eventually find a space for them this afternoon, at the end of my rows of broad beans, but I am seriously running out of space for anything that hasn’t been … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Health
Tagged beans, flowers, purple sprouting broccoli, radishes, roots, space, spacing
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