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Hot News In and Out of AllotmentPickings. Hot news from the Garden Museum. Has been extended and will now be showing until December 12, 2010.
Plant responses to low-oxygen environments. Scaling effects regulating plant response to global change. The role of below-ground processes in mediating plant invasions. Using ideas from behavioural ecology to understand plants. News and views on plant science and ecology.
a vegetable, fit to be eaten; and other things. Back Garden Seed Saving by Sue Stickland. Because they want to encourage people to save and pass on seeds they sell.
Tuesday, 11 July 2017. Afternoon everyone, I would like you to meet Daisy who was born a week ago. She is absolutely beautiful and the perfect baby who only wakes once in the night to be fed. For my overseas friends, the telegram is a real thing and is sent to everyone celebrating their Diamond Wedding Anniversary. So things are quite busy round here.
A collection of resources and discussion for the home grower. Sunshine, plants, and baby birds. Tuesday, 11 May 2010. Sunshine, plants, and baby birds. I tossed in some half rotten split logs to help it along. We have a nest with baby cardinals just outside our dining room window. Wonderful! Links to this post. Wednesday, 21 April 2010.
Until July 2017, documenting the seasons of coastal Dorset. Click on the link below to collect the new URL.
Plot 46, Burnside Allotments, Cambridge. Tuesday, June 14, 2011. This is his first plot from the greenhouse up towards the strawberry bed. This is his strawberry bed and his greenhouse beyond - which is already producing good sized cucumbers. Monday, June 13, 2011.
From concrete covered farmyard to permaculture haven. Friday, 27 May 2016. Monday, 27 April 2015.
To book an informative and fun wine tasting whilst holidaying in Italy or arrange for a wild food walk in your area contact me on tuscanytipple at libero dot it. Monday, 25 August 2014. European Permaculture Convergence in Bulgaria. The first task was to organise the workshops in an open space format. There could be joint proposals.
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Monday, August 17, 2009. We have a bunch and they all change. The silkies start small and not fuzzy. WOW! They are all fuzzy because their older. We also have lots of other kinds that are awesome to watch grow. They start so small and fuzzy and become bigger and have feathers and often change colors. I think chickens are the neatest things. Thats all I had to say. Friday, June 26, 2009.
Thursday, September 6, 2012. 5 acres we had in Virginia, we requested permission from the association for a small vegetable garden. As August approached and there had been substantial growth, I started to plan to preserve the herbs. In years past I have made herbal olive oils, vinegars, pesto, herbal seasoning blends and butter mixtures.