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Wolf spider
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The first ladybird of the year, a seven-spot, sunned itself on the ivy. And one of my favourite spiders is back.
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Begonias
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Big, blousy and beautiful, either you love begonias or hate them. I'll admit to being torn between the two, loving them in private but being a little embarrassed to admit my affections in public.
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Spring flowers - my least favourites
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I think it is time for another deeply prejudiced personal rant about my least favourite plants.
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Spring flowers - primrose and rosemary
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Easter always reminds me of my childhood ... we used to pick bunches of primroses (Primula vulgaris), tie them up with coloured wool, place them in baskets and decorate the church.
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Spring blossom - blackthorn
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Like most gardeners, I have a nose for a bargain, so a gorgeous-looking plant that also produces fruit scores double points.
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Homes for Wildlife
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I thought my garden was already quite a haven for mammals, birds and insects, but there is always more you can do for them. With this in mind I've just registered to take part in the RSPB Homes for Wildlife scheme.
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Spring is on the way
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Wandering around this morning I have noticed that spring has been inching in under cover of the bad weather.
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Achimene - hot water plants
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The Victorians knew their plants, and the gorgeous hot water plant, achimene, was one of their favourites.
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Chelsea Flower Show countdown
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There are nine weeks to go to the Chelsea Flower Show and we are beginning to feel the pressure.
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Preparing beds for planting
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We allotmenteers are made of stern stuff and have been out weathering the storm and preparing our beds for planting.
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