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Turning over a new leaf
Posted in Gardeners' musings by James Alexander-Sinclair, 06 November 2007, 08.53AM
What a glorious week it has been. With such clear skies and sunshine how could I resist writing about autumn leaves?
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Squirrels
Posted in Gardeners' musings by Adam Pasco, 05 November 2007, 11.03AM
What's up with the squirrels in my garden? Why can't they stick to the peanut feeders and keep off my lawn!
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It's sloe gin time
Posted in Gardeners' musings by Pippa Greenwood, 01 November 2007, 09.46AM
I've just come back from the supermarket, clutching the normal array of necessities...and three large bottles of gin. No, I've not turned to the bottle; it's sloe gin time.
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A poke in the eye
Posted in Gardeners' musings by James Alexander-Sinclair, 30 October 2007, 09.01AM
One of the best looking plants in my garden this week is the Pokeweed. The spectacular berries are the shape of turbans and change in colour from bean green to burnished Ribena.
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Autumn seeds
Posted in Gardeners' musings by Kay Maguire, 29 October 2007, 11.18AM
I have just braced myself for a long wait by sowing the seed of a tree peony, from a plant which took 2 years to germinate and another 5 to flower.
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Quince for the memory
Posted in Gardeners' musings by James Alexander-Sinclair, 23 October 2007, 09.58AM
Spot the odd one out from these four: 1) Quincey Jones (music producer). 2) Thomas de Quincey (writer and drug addict). 3) Quincy ME (70s TV series). 4) The quince.
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Photo shoot with Pippa
Posted in Gardeners' musings by Kay Maguire, 22 October 2007, 11.18AM
I was on a shoot at Pippa's yesterday for the magazine, getting pictures for her vegetable trial series 'Veg with Pippa' and seeing how all her veg is coming along.
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Octoberfest
Posted in Gardeners' musings by James Alexander-Sinclair, 09 October 2007, 10.38AM
I do love the garden in October. Early Spring is all about hope and waiting. A month later there is green stuff all over the place. Then the mid-summer crescendo.
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