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January 20th, 2011
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Top Ten Garden Tasks for Autumn

October 17th, 2010
Posted in Bulbs . Garden Photography . gardens . Gardens to Visit . horticulture . Plants . vegetable gardening . Vegetables
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1. Tidy up! Autumn is a great time for those who love wielding the clippers – all that summer growth will need a trim back now to keep the garden tidy. But many off-cuts will strike well in the humidity right now so think about planting some of your cuttings out into pots. 2. Dig [ READ MORE ]

Spring! Time to go out & visit gardens – Waterperry, Oxfordshire

March 7th, 2010
Posted in Bulbs . gardens . Gardens to Visit . Gardens to Visit - Europe . Gardens to Visit - UK . horticulture . In association with Oxford College of Garden Design . Lectures . Plants
By mygardenschool

I first went to Waterperry two years ago – when I was desperate for Spring! Here’s a little video I made, inspired by the rising saps, fiery tulips and and unfurling ferns.. Waterperry is at its best when plants are starting to come to life from about now through to late Spring. A day out [ READ MORE ]

What to do in the Garden in Feb – Last chance to plant garlic!

February 15th, 2010
Posted in Bulbs . gardens . horticulture . Plants . Vegetables
By mygardenschool

Get planting your garlic! It’s your very last chance to plant garlic. This is because garlic needs 30 nights below 10°C to trigger growth – any less and you-ll probably end up eating it as an undeveloped bulb. Some garlics we like for late plantng: Printanor This is called wet or green garlic (it looks [ READ MORE ]

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