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Cow parsley
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Plants
Cow parsley is a pretty biennial native plant that scatters itself along roadsides and hedgerows.
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Perfect hostas
By Adam Pasco in
Plants
It's hard to believe how quickly plants have grown in my garden over the past few weeks. My hostas are doing particularly well.
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Laura's allotment
By Jane Moore in
Allotments
Bank holiday weekend was a bit of a blur, it went by so quickly. I didn't spend it on my allotment I'm rather sad to say, especially as the weather was so lovely.
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Strawberry flowers
By Pippa Greenwood in
Grow & eat
Last year I ripped out an old strawberry bed as the plants had gone past their best. As if by magic, I was sent some new strawberry varieties.
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The brimstone moth
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
Last week there were 13 newts in the pond, we couldn't move for holly blues and then the swifts were back.
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Nectaroscordum of the gods
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Plants
While I'm always smitten by the spherical flowers of most alliums [...] I'm particularly fond of the greater subtlety of nectaroscordum.
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Pruning wisteria
By Adam Pasco in
Plants
For the past few weeks I've been enjoying the wonderful sight of my weeping wisteria coming into flower.
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More seed sowing
By Jane Moore in
Allotments
The parsnips should have been in weeks ago I know, along with the beetroot, turnips swedes and so forth. But it's not the end of the world - my first crops will either be a bit later than everybody else's or I'll harvest a few baby vegetables.
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Staking fruit trees
By Pippa Greenwood in
Grow & eat
As I walked around the fruit trees in our mini-orchard last week, I was horrified to discover that a few of them had grown too big for the ties I'd used when staking them.
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Bee roads
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
According to the old adage: a swarm of bees in May is worth a load of hay, a swarm of bees in June is worth a silver spoon. So what is a swarm of bees in April worth?
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