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Tag Archives: garden path
The waiting game
It has now become the norm that most of my substantial gardening endeavours take place during the autumn and winter months. That doesn’t stop me from itching to get on with the tasks I’ve got planned, though. At least, I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, Days out, Gardening
Tagged compacted ground, garden path, Spinners and Dyers Guild, York District Weavers
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The first day of the month (Spring is here)
Some might say that spring has arrived, with it being the first of March. If so, it is a decidedly cold start to the season but I have seen full-blown daffodils out – and nearly stopped my car to take … Continue reading
By the back door
In a recent post, I mentioned that I intended to move two flagstones, which were part of the original patio, to create a path from the back door. Apart from any other considerations, this should minimise the amount of sand … Continue reading
‘Nature abhors a vacuum’
My original plan for the herb garden, once the hugel beds were in, was to use bricks to make a path between them. However, that hasn’t happened yet, so volunteer plants have been making their way to this patch of … Continue reading
Clearing the path
Last year, between two of the stones that constitute the garden path, there was an interesting collection of plants: brambles, silver birch and dandelion. Needless to say, I didn’t plant any of them and didn’t want them there. At the … Continue reading
A new path
Work in the garden took a maximum of half an hour this morning. And was effortless after the digging I did yesterday. Originally, there was a path on the right hand side of the garden which was… useless. It was … Continue reading
Oh yes, I still have a garden!
An unexpectedly good day in the garden, including finding a baby strawberry plant whilst clearing away the ground for vegetables. Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged brake pads, carpet, garden frames, garden path, horse manure, strawberry plants
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Up with the garden path continued
Digging again – this time the wood partitions went. So, the new garden format takes on more shape. Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Good for the environment
Tagged garden path, landscaping, wood partitions
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