
Growing the no dig, permaculture way for a couple of decades now on my allotment, in a wildlife garden and in my garden at home.
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Spring has finally sprung, the euphorbia in my garden is acid yellow and there is blossom on the plum tree. It being Easter weekend, we weren’t quite so busy on the course, but it is that time of year when gardeners have a lot to do.
Here is the plot this week during and after our session.
Yesssss! It’s stopped raining and we have at least a week if not a bit longer with no rain which means (drum roll) we will be able to start planting out. As we don’t use slug pellets, but are still susceptible to slugs after a year of the p...
Just before Christmas, I sowed some seeds into plastic bags and left them outside to see if they would germinate, following a method the Facebook algorithm sent me.
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