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- Off The Edge Gardening
- AGENTS OF FIELD
- My Tiny Plot
- ROOF TOP VEG PLOT
- Real Men Sow
- Backlane Notebook
- Cloudberry Flowers Blog
- freshcutky.wordpress.com/
- Blog – Floret Flowers
- An old bat's view from the bus and other places
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Tag Archives: scabious
Plotting a Wedding
Recently I was offered my first chance to grow wedding flowers and with some (realistic) trepidation have accepted. So now the planning begins. What a responsibility, but how exciting to have a definite focus to work towards. Just what I … Continue reading
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Tagged cornflowers, nigella, roses, scabious, Sweetpeas, wedding flowers
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Plotting Improvements
Last week managed to wrestle some of the nettles and docks out of the plot and onto the bonfire heap along with the mostly dried out sweetpeas, some still waving last weak flowers at the top of their supports. Weeded … Continue reading
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Tagged achillea, Albutt Blue, cornflowers, dahlias, hardy annuals, hesperis, Higgledy Garden, High Scent, King Edward VII, knautia, nettles, rose Graham Thomas, scabious, Sweetpeas
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Getting Closer
Finally got to the plot yesterday morning and was hoping to catch sight of colour as I approached, but what is growing is still an energetic and cheerful green. Most of the plants look robust and healthy and some of … Continue reading
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Tagged achillea, cornflower, dahlias, East Oxford Farmers Market, hesperis, Moth mullein, scabious, Sweetpeas, tulip, zinnias
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Keeping Up
Getting closer and closer to a school holiday when I hope to catch up on everything that needs catching up on – from the neglected allotment to the front and back gardens and thedevelopingplot. The latter has had the most … Continue reading
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Tagged black cornflowers, holidays, larkspur, morning glory, nigelle, scabious, Sweetpeas
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