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Ghosts of christmas past

By Richard Jones on 24/12/2008 16:39:49

I've been reminiscing. Putting together a slide show for some school children I came across a batch of photos I'd taken this time 17 years ago. Just before Christmas 1991, I was in Florida for brother-in-law's wedding. Ever seen Steel Magnolias? I


Urban foxes

By Richard Jones on 09/06/2010 17:10:02

, and certainly there have been some moth-eaten examples limping through South London streets. But now I wonder whether all the recent garden make-overs in my area have seen them off.When we moved here 10 years ago, a pleasing number of neighbouring gardens


Waxwings

By Richard Jones on 05/01/2011 12:26:11

its food in Scandinavia runs out and it heads south-west in search of better forage. We have plenty of that round here, for the waxwing is a berry feeder and gardens hereabouts are full of pyracantha, hawthorn, rowan, berberry and rose hips. The place


Plants for bees

By Gardeners' World on 20/10/2011 13:34:19

others have so many petals bees can't get to the nectar and pollen to collect it. This is the main reason why single dahlias are popular with many bees, while doubles are usually ignored.Preferred flowersThe single-flowered rose family, which includes


Dead thrushes and the bloody nose beetle

By Richard Jones on 18/08/2010 16:43:31

and more sky than I can take in even with both eyes. There is just too much wildlife to look at in detail, so here is a mélange from the first week of our stay.Saturday 7th August 2010 Everything is much greener than England so they've obviously had more


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