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Pollination Garden

Mel Adams

Weekly newsletters capturing seasonal moments in my garden.

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Latest Issues

Winter gardening

I recently had a conversation with a few family members. We discussed ours thoughts on winter gardening. Both were fairly firm in their wish to garden only in warmer weather while I raised eyebrows by saying that I was more than happy to ga...

6 days ago
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What do you do

There are many moods associated with rain. There is one that is connected to the comforting sound of rain on the roof, especially if it is a tin roof and you are snuggled in bed. There is one that comes from the watching rain as it begins t...

13 days ago
4

Sunday morning

Eos zips passed with controlled speed. A warning barking follows at something that she feels needs her urgent focus. Her grumblings echo around the garden disrupting the peace that previously was only interrupted by squabbling tuis dart fly...

20 days ago
7

Cold snap

I check my phone and realise it is the 21st of June. The shortest day. I made it. Knowing this I immediately start looking for signs that the light is changing and whilst I know it is impossible but I am sure on the morning of the 22nd of J...

a month ago
8

Sliding

There is a tree across the valley which I think I have just noticed for the first time. It is the shape of child’s drawing - a circular bush shape of a rusty orange. It is very luminous in the soft Autumn light, the only colour as most of t...

2 months ago
3

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    Seasonal Storyteller. Guardian of the Garden. Intuitive Photographer. Gentle Person Beekeeper.

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