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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Six on Saturday
Sometimes, and I would argue often, the minutes (adding up to hours) I spend on social media lead me down interesting paths to long articles and quick insights. For example, last weekend when it was raining without stop and even … Continue reading
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Tagged hellebores, scabious black cat, Six on Saturday, snowdrops, Sweetpeas, yellow crocus
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January 19th: A chilli kind of day
Looking outside the sky is sharply bright and blue and it seems this is a January day in a Spring disguise. But being outside it is keenly cold with a biting wind. The greenhouse is not particularly welcoming at 5 … Continue reading
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Tagged Chelsea Physic Garden, chillies, Joe's Long Cayenne, Sea Spring seeds
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Early January
The wind is up and the sun is out. It’s still soggy-wet outside, but the light is optimistic and there are signs of pre-Spring growth if you look hard enough. There have been images of snowdrops full in bloom on … Continue reading
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Tagged crocus, iris reticulata Pauline, muscari, snowdrops, Spring bulbs, winter honeysuckle
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