I am a garden maker and writer - my garden is Veddw, in Monmouthshire, UK. I write here about garden issues of all kinds. And plants. I am a thorn in the flesh of the garden world and may annoy you.
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Let’s Stay Forever
I asked Charles what there is to say about the anniversary of our Arrival at Veddw. And he said ‘let’s stay forever’. OK!
Our early days. I wonder what we were getting up to there…..
It’s strange to remember how we arrived here - having t...
Take your Camera out at Night
I’ve been experimenting with taking photographs - on my phone - at night. Or in the gloaming, when suddenly things can get wonderfully atmospheric.
That wasn’t taken on any special setting, though my phone makes decisions all of its own. B...
A Divisive Garden
The garden at Veddw is our joint life’s work. A great many people might say the same about their garden, while being very different by way of their dedication to growing vegetables, having plant collections, or simply gardening for pleasure...
A Photographer's Perspective on Garden Stories
Here’s another post lifted from thinkingardens, and in this case written by my fellow maker of Veddw Garden, husband, and professional garden photographer, Charles Hawes.
Editor Anne Wareham
The Not So Bad Tempered Gardener is a reader-s...
Bare Root Plants
This spring I was needing plants. Never I hear you cry! Well, huh, I did. And I looked online for what I needed and was horrified at the cost of them. And while I quite understand the challenges nurseries are up against, they were quite out...
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