The Polyculture Post
CliveA journal of life from The Warren Forest Garden, Clive and Julie's Permaculture smallholding on the Black Isle, where nature, creativity, and sustainability intersect.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 23 days ago |
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Looking back at Spring... and forwards from Beltane
This post looks back over a busy April which is when we shift from winter maintenance and projects, and as the garden emerges from Winter, so do we! Trying to capture everything in photos on our daily workarounds (so apologies this post is...
Spring Renewal
As I write this, a blizzard sweeps through, then gives way to bright sunshine as Storm Dave moves through. It feels like a day for the studio. Writing and sewing by the fire, while the weather changes minute by minute outside. Oh.. and eati...
Spring update
Working in the warm Spring sunshine, feeling the energy of everything growing and being surrounded by bulbs poking through, crocus, snowdrops, not quite open daffodils, birdsong- you can feel yourself absorbing the energy and awakening from...
Imbolc
Weclome to our new subscribers this month, and we hope that you enjoy our newsletter. Imbolc, celebrated today, the 1st February, marks the halfway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. It is rooted in Celtic tradition a...
Winter garden beauty
The snow has melted but it's still the thick of winter. I took these on a morning walkaround in the garden, in beautiful misty light observing these crystalline seed heads. Another great reason to leave the stems of perennial plants through...
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Artist, Grower and Maker on the Black Isle in the Scottish Highlands. Sharing updates on Gardening with Nature, Art, Permaculture, Growing food, Recipes, Crafts and Making, Building, Projects, Music etc
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