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Greenspot Permaculture: Garden Seeds Plants Herbs

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Growing your own food, Permaculture, Edible and Medicinal plants, Self-sufficiency, Handcrafts. Garden Seeds Plants Herbs. Garden Seeds Plants Herbs. The world biggest seed collection, with many rare plant varieties. Amazing the number and variety of plants they have. Http:/ realseeds.co.uk/. Nice UK company selling non-hybrid varieties and many rare vegetables. They sell interesting things like the strawberry spinach. This company too (and organic, but it's US). Http:/ www.wildgardenseed.com/. Alternati...

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Bath Garden Design: One man went to mow

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One man went to mow. There is nothing more nostalgic than a traditional meadow full of grasses and colourful wild flowers, however years of intensive farming have significantly reduced the number of wildflower meadows in Great Britain. Over the past few years I have encouraged my clients to allow a bit of meadow into their own gardens, or at least grow some wild flowers to attract beneficial insects. A meadow can turn a neglected part of the garden into something incredibly special and worthwhile. Go ove...

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Michelle's Garden: June 2009

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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Sunday, 14 June 2009. I found this little fella in our kitchen. He was tiny (5mm long? And he just looked bright green. It wasn't until I zoomed in that I saw the amazing pattern on his legs and his stripey antennae! Click for a close up to see it properly. Saturday, 13 June 2009. The buds on the broccoli (which we have decided is of course a calabrese! Not exactly sure how that happened. I could have grown a lot more in that space.

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Michelle's Garden: Some things

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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Thursday, 6 August 2009. These pretty weeds sprung up in the onion patch. I found an interesting moth. These seed pods are growing on what I think are bolted radishes. When they dry I will collect the seeds for next year. Ive never seen radish seed pods before they are quite impressive arent they? 10 August 2009 at 11:21. I was surprised to see them! I hope they dry out ok. 11 August 2009 at 21:19. View my complete profile. The Cl...

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Michelle's Garden: The bees love the flowering broccoli

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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Wednesday, 5 August 2009. The bees love the flowering broccoli. There does seem to be many different variety of bumble bees around this year. Lovely to see. 5 August 2009 at 16:03. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The bees love the flowering broccoli. Enter your email address:. Some blogs I like. Colour it green diary. Multiveg's plot ramblings on. Hot Process Soap Making by Gracefruit.

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Michelle's Garden: New garden, new blog

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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Tuesday, 16 March 2010. New garden, new blog. We have started work on our new garden! Thanks for everyone's lovely comments over the last two years. Our new blog can be found. Im going to try and grow some veggies this year. Im looking forward to reading your posts about your garden. 16 March 2010 at 23:49. Looking forward to seeing your produce from the coming season :). 17 March 2010 at 07:50. 26 May 2010 at 20:26. A few peas an...

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Removing Moss & Weeds From Your Lawn | Grass Reseeding

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Pot Plants & Decorations. Soil & Compost. On Jun 3, 2010 in Lawn. Just about every garden centre will sell a variety of moss and weed killers with different advantages depending on your needs. But if you’re looking for a good all-rounder, I’d recommend Westland Lawn Feed, Weed and Moss Killer. It hits all of the right elements in one, killing off the bad bits while also giving your grass a boost. I started work on my lawn in April, and have finally started to see some real progress. A couple of weeks lat...

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Michelle's Garden: December 2008

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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Tuesday, 9 December 2008. I planted a load of alliums a few weeks ago and already they are growing shoots! Shallots, onions and garlic. I can't wait to harvest them - only about 8 months to go! Thursday, 4 December 2008. S harvested the leeks last week. Only some of the transplants survived and they didn't grow very big but they were delicious. I thought they reproduced asexually? The lilac is covered in bright green buds! I would...

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Michelle's Garden: Overgrown and neglected!

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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Saturday, 1 August 2009. We have been away quite a lot and all the sun and rain has made everything grow very fast. Most things have bolted and the rest have been frazzled and withered. The broccoli has gone nuts. The rocket is taking over and the chard is way past eating point. But we have lots of flowers. So the bees are happy. These flowers pop up every summer in the shade of our big tree - I think they are from bulbs. I would ...