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Tag Archives: strawberries
Baby steps but getting there!
With the addition of 3 new wicking beds in the area allocated as the produce garden we can start to see how the final area will look and how workable it will be. I’m REALLY excited that I have more … Continue reading
Plight of the humble bee.
The bee is one of nature’s most amazing creatures. Its social habitat, ability to pollinate a huge variety of food plants and the production of their beautiful honey is just some of their interesting factors. Unfortunately, worldwide bee populations are … Continue reading
Posted in Asparagus, Chickens, Flowers, In The Garden, Nature in the garden, Potatoes (Spuds), Raspberries, Seed Raising & Propagation
Tagged attracting birds, autopot, Bees, bees under threat, bird proofing vegetable beds, broccoli asparagus quiche, chicken dust bath, diatomaceous earth, fossil power, Potatoes, spuds, strawberries
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I proclaim today a P.I.P day!
I’ve decided I’m going to create something called a P.I.P day. That is my acronym for a ‘pig in poop’ day. I have had the best weekend doing exactly what I love doing and that is playing around in the … Continue reading
Goal achieved!
The blog I posted Friday set me a target to do a few jobs and I am pleased to have achieved that target. Ticks to all the following: Have my cello lesson – √ Make Quince paste – √ Tidy up … Continue reading
Yay day!
After a considerably yucky week of feeling a bit over work, tradesmen, lack of progress and a bit of a bug, today was a nice respite from it all. I finally managed to get the bags of bulbs I took … Continue reading
Posted in Bulbs, In The Garden
Tagged Asparagus, bulbs, eggplant, garlic, isa brown, Olive Jones, parsley, roast vegetables, strawberries, transplant tomatoes
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