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Tag Archives: Sweetpeas
Flowers and the First of the Plants
Blue skies and warmth in the sun means more and narcissi, anemones and even ranunculus are opening in the garden; these (supplemented with other Spring loveliness from British growers) will be for sale this Sunday at Wolvercote Community Market. Free … Continue reading
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Tagged bouquet, Flowers, gardening, home-grown, perennials, Sweetpeas
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Flowers, Plants & Seeds: What’s Available(March 10th onwards).
Despite the recent chill the increasing light is getting everything growing more quickly. Now as well as some annuals, there are also some perennials filling their pots. If you are interested in ordering any of the flowers and plants below, … Continue reading
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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Six on Saturday
This is a whirlwind Six before setting off on a trip. Mild and damp outside, it couldn’t be more different from last Saturday’s white out. The elastic resilience of plants has amazed me. Last week bent down with heavy snow, … Continue reading
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Tagged #SixonSaturday, achillea cerise queen, primula Dawn Ansell, quince, Spring, Sweetpeas
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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’s Itchy Flower Growing Fingers
So the skies are blue, but the ground is frozen. The light is increasing day by day, but there is still probably not enough to be planting seeds other than sweetpeas (as everything I read warns me). A quiet month … Continue reading
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Tagged antirrhinums, crocus, iris reticulata, pelargoniums, Rose of Attar, Sarah Raven, scilla, Sweet Mimosa, Sweetpeas, tulips
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Planning the Different Plots
Here is last week’s unposted (until now) post: A new year and only slowly surfacing from flu, it’s time to think about the developing plot and its flowers as well as the other plots and places I grow in, with … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, antirrhinum Night and Day, broad beans, Sweetpeas, weeds
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Reviewing the Plot
Christmas, New Year’s travels and week long flu have all meant almost nothing has been done since half way through December to develop the plot. Even getting to it hasn’t been possible. The last plot related activity was a Homesown … Continue reading
November planning
Even though today it seems that the dismal days of dreary rain and drizzle have come and will not shift, there is still a lot to think about, plan and prepare at all the plots. And this, of course, is … Continue reading
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Tagged edible flowers, paperwhite daffodils, pots, ranunculus, root trainers, Sweetpeas, Viola Heartsease
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Going to Seed: 21st June
Work mostly and life (partly) have meant the plot and the allotment have been pretty much neglected. While I have been in a long, time-eating, tunnel of work all the plots have been a persistent, low level guilty niggle at … Continue reading