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2011 in the garden
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Gardeners' musings
Rather than pestering you with annoying resolutions which few people outside a hilltop monastery can manage, I will, instead, give you a list of wishes...
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What to do with your old Christmas tree
By Kate Bradbury in
Gardeners' musings
Where I live Christmas trees must be left in a brown bin (for food and garden waste), to ensure they will be recycled, otherwise they end up in landfill.
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Growing cress
By Pippa Greenwood in
Grow & eat
I love growing cress. The seed is ridiculously cheap, and incredibly quick to germinate. And, of course, growing cress is a great way of introducing children to the pleasures of gardening.
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Winter Wonderland
By Adam Pasco in
Gardeners' musings
What a December we've had! I can't remember anything quite like this before. Can you?
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My gardening year
By Kate Bradbury in
Gardeners' musings
I watched the evolution of the plot from courtyard to garden as more and more creatures visited it...
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Footprints in the snow
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
The heavy blanket is as much a duvet of silence, as a quilt of whiteness. But the deepening gloom as the sun goes down is not as empty as it might first appear.
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Parsnips
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Gardeners' musings
Before the introduction of the potato to Europe in 1536, the parsnip was a much more mainstream vegetable than it is now.
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Composting in winter
By Kate Bradbury in
Gardeners' musings
My compost bin fills up every winter ... with all the freezing temperatures of late the composting process has come to a complete standstill.
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Growing cyclamen
By Pippa Greenwood in
Plants
This year there seems to be a lot of grey mould lurking about on cyclamen plants. Each time I make my purchases, I spend a good few minutes checking around the base of the leaves...
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Monty Don
By Adam Pasco in
Gardeners' musings
News that Monty Don will be returning to Gardeners' World has really got you talking! Hundreds have responded to my blog about the changing presenter line-up.
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