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Good in The Garden

Jane Davis

Garden writing by a messy amateur working four plots...compost obsessed and reading a lot

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Last week I wrote about a long-time problem, which operates in all areas of endeavour (except childbearing, where rather sensibly I only had two - wonderful as they are - instead of the eight I’d imagined when I was 18) and always demands m...

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Too Much Stuff!

‘We become what we are,’ writes F. Nietzsche, in Ecce Homo, and in different words elsewhere. It is a phrase that hit me hard when I first read it as a twenty-seven year old trying to get out of one life and into some very different existen...

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A Shot of Something Cheering

Annuals! The Cafe bed, which we planted - it feels - just a couple of weeks ago - is blooming beautifully, mostly with ‘Seeds’ Christine’s annuals. Thanks to Carol for the video!

I came by to turn on the tap and found two admiring gardene...

17 days ago
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Bee Towers Falling: Bee Low Rise Blooming

This was the week of Old Pal’s funeral and I haven’t had much mojo for gardening. I’ve been keeping her pots watered and I’ve been to Allotment - nightmare - and then I’ve been mooching about slowly getting the house ready for builders. Yes...

24 days ago
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The Pots

Angie’s garden was impossible, soggy airless clay, wet with the streams that run down Caldy Hill (in front of her house) and collect in the ditches along the Wirral Way (at back of her house) before heading down to the river.

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    Not a novice & no expert, I'm a practising gardener working four sites, & a practising reader, reading Milton's Paradise Lost for the foreseeable future...I used to write at https://readerjanedavis.wordpress.com/

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