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Grow, Gather and Feast

Hermione Blackshaw

Growing and cooking plant based food from my garden in Scotland. Seasonal growing guides, monthly musings from my garden and delicious recipes \ud83c\udf31

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Latest Issues

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Sweet peas, ducks and greenhouse tales.

Watch now | A very rambly chat in my greenhouse while sowing seeds and feeding the ducks.

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Under Low Grey Skies

It’s been grey and dark since the beginning of January. We’ve seen one sunrise in that time as everyday has started cloudy, shroud in mist and fog which has continued until the darkness comes, seemingly never feeling like the sun will ever ...

23 days ago
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Cold Compost and Lengthening Days

Parsnip Crumbles, Almond Pancakes, and the Long Dark.

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Winter Garden

It’s one of those jobs that every garden expert will tell you to do in the autumn. I never do, for me it’s a job for an icy cold winter day. It’s -2C, the ground is frozen hard, the plants are sleeping, the worms deep in the ground and inse...

2 months ago
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