Notes from a quiet life
Suzie ReesEssays and reflections on seasonal living, allotment growing, foraging, cooking, slow travel, reading, knitting, mending, and whatever else is on my mind.
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The glittering perfection of an almost-May morning
If I had to live in one month all year, it would be May. Abundant, fresh, fertile; winter feels long gone, but we’ve not yet tipped over into the languid, long days of summer. May Day, or Beltane, arrives on Friday, and I can feel May in th...
Rhubarb, rhubarb, rhubarb
Rhubarb! What a joy it is in early spring (and isn’t rhubarb a great word?). Gorgeous, shiny red stems and huge green leaves; the perfect size for my daughter to use as a fan, a hat or a magic wand. The action of picking rhubarb is so satis...
Foraging ideas for this month
There’s a lot going on right now! My early morning weeding sessions on the allotment are getting more intense, and my seedlings indoors are growing at a rate of knots. The runner beans in particular are growing several centimetres overnight...
Gardening tasks for April (beginner-friendly!)
The earth has woken up. The chiffchaff is singing away, and bright green growth and snowy blossom is everywhere. There’s movement and energy and life, all suddenly exploding into being.
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