Blogs about Gardening
12 blogs about Gardening.
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Adam's Apples
“Hundreds of apples, plus notes and comment on the harvest and more.” 🇺🇸 -
Adam Yn Yr Ardd –Blog
“An experienced gardener from West Wales who advocates organic and nature-friendly gardening.” By Adam Jones. 🇬🇧Updated
Tafarn y Vale I’ve had a wonderful afternoon in Ystrad Aeron at Tafarn y Vale holding a gardening Q&A during their first gardening … Tafarn y Vale Read More »
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Greg Alder's Yard Posts
“Southern California food gardening.” 🇺🇸Updated
Drip irrigation on newly planted avocado trees My favorite time to plant avocado trees is March; my second favorite is October. So I might be planting some this month, and you might want to, too. Then what? How to water the new …
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IN A GREEN SHADE
“A diary of back garden botany, urban ecology, rural rambles and field trips to the middle of nowhere...” By Rupert Hughes. 🇬🇧Updated
2023-09-29 19:19 Here is a nice combination (as planted by Jif at the music school). The speckled leaves are Lungwort; like most shade tolerant species Pulmonaria flower in spring. The pink flowers are Cyclamen hederifolium, one of …
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My Home Farm
“Slow country living, gardening and home sustainability.” By Kirsten, Mars. 🇬🇧Updated
Making an Autumn Fall Wreath from the Garden Every year, I make an autumn wreath with both fresh and dried cuttings from our garden. Last week, I took down our old hop bines from around the inglenook fireplace…
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Rachel the Gardener
“Garden advice, encouragement and How To: plus Botany and Tree ID from a Professional, Artisan Gardener and Plantsmith.” 🇬🇧Updated
Iris sibirica - autumn tidy up Does September count as autumn? Yes, I think it does: of course, the actual weather makes a difference, and we've had quite a mixed batch of weather lately, to the point where sometimes it's hard …
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Real Men Sow
“A brief, invaluable guide to the art of growing vegetables around the year and saving money in the process.” 🇬🇧Updated
How To Care For A Hoya Houseplant Last Updated on September 19, 2023 by Real Men Sow Hoyas can be used as tabletop plants (sitting at a table, shelf, or buffet), or as hanging plants. They are available in grow pots of …
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Reclaiming Paradise
“Tales from an organic gardener.” 🇬🇧Updated
Autumn Wonders Hold on to your hats, it’s time for the annual celebration of the awesome Howgate Wonder apples.* I’ve heard mutterings on social media about clocks going back soon – no not yet please! I find …
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The Scythe Association – Latest News
“Stay sharp!” 🇬🇧Updated
Green Scythe Fair Championship Report 2023 These are the results from the competitions held at the 2023 Green Scythe Fair in the Somerset Levels on Sunday June 11th. This version is for competitors keen to see the data. A more comprehensive …
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Stephanie Hafferty - Blog
“Follow my journey as I create a new homestead in rural Wales.” 🇬🇧Updated
What to sow now for year round harvests – August Get sowing! August is a great time for sowing many vegetables, herbs, salads and flowers for year round harvests. You don’t need a lot of fancy equipment. Almost all of … What to sow now …
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Tips and Advice — Monty Don
“Find out what you should be doing in the garden this month from Monty’s latest blog.” 🇬🇧Updated
September 2023 For us, here on the very west of England, September has traditionally been one of the drier months but also one of the gentlest and most beautiful. This is just as well because August '23 …
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The Unconventional Gardener – Blog
“Plants. Space. Plants in Space.” By Emma Doughty. 🇬🇧Updated
Inside The Small World of Simulating Other Worlds A niche research community plays out what existence might be like on, or en route to, another planet.
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