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Why we needed bereavement leave for IVF losses
A very quick one; I have written about this before, and if you are a regular reader, you may not need to see this. But other people do.
I’ve seen many people sharing this statement from Andy Burnham, which comments on a legal change t...
Good Things (5): Boxwood, Quinces, and Roman Evergreens
I have spent a lot of this week clipping back evergreens: box and bay and and yew and laurel, on top of the still-unending yards of lavender. In one of my gardens, my client and I were looking the two beautiful olive trees that stand on eit...
Good Things (4): Cyclamen, Pears, and Autumn Mornings
Cyclamen hederifolium, John Parkinson, Paradisi in soli, 1629
Today I planted 200 bulbs, most of them into densely-rooted soil underneath mature trees and beech hedges, and 30 cyclamen hederifolium. I’m starting early, because there are th...
Good Things (3): Autumn Crocuses, Rowan Berries and a new Cazalet Chronicle
It’s rained almost every morning this week. Someone has already lit a wood fire, and there’s the ghost of the smell of woodsmoke in the air. I’ve cut back the lavender. All of this makes it very hard to resist calling it autumn and buying t...
Good Things (2): Hand-Sewn Baby Clothes and Scented Spring Bulbs
The most beautiful example of a Good Thing came my way this week: this lovely, hand-sewn smock (shirt) and coif (cap), made for Jamie by a very talented friend. It is made following a pattern for the clothing a baby would have worn in the s...
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Medievalist, gardener, writer. I live in North Yorkshire, where I work as a gardener and a very part-time academic, and mother to Jamie and Elisabeth.
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