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Ann Janes »
SUMMER BASKETS AND CONTAINERS
Posted on 9:26am Monday 28th May 2012
Watering, of course, is the magic word and this needs to be done at least once a day or twice in really hot weather.
Michael Seres »
My continued story of my new bowel.....
Posted on 12:41pm Sunday 27th May 2012
http://beingapatient.blogspot.co.uk/
Ann Janes »
SNAPDRAGONS
Posted on 4:24pm Wednesday 23rd May 2012
You only have to watch children squeezing the jaws of a snapdragon to watch it open to be transported back to childhood.
Harjit Sarang »
The fight for equality
Posted on 12:33pm Tuesday 22nd May 2012
It never ceases to amaze me how an issue can be so life changing for one person and yet so irrelevant to their neighbour?
Ann Janes »
'OF CABBAGES AND KINGS'
Posted on 1:38pm Monday 14th May 2012
It really is true that 'greens are good for you' and they don't come much greener than members of the cabbage family.
Ann Janes »
HAVE A GO AT GROWING YOUR OWN MINI VEG
Posted on 12:22pm Sunday 6th May 2012
I think it was Mark Twain who described the cauliflower as 'a cabagge with a college education'.
Harjit Sarang »
5 wishes for my children
Posted on 1:58pm Tuesday 24th April 2012
Bob Greig at OnlyDads recently published 5 wishes for his children. It got me to thinking about mine.
Ann Janes »
THE FLOWER THAT NO GARDEN SHOULD BE WITHOUT
Posted on 11:37am Monday 23rd April 2012
They are one of the first plants to flower when spring arrives and will continue to add colour to the borders well into the summer months.
Eddie Watson »
#Breivik
Posted on 6:53pm Thursday 19th April 2012
Everybody is talking about him, and by everybody, I mean the news media. And that is exactly what he wanted.
Ann Janes »
BUDDLEIA - THE BUTTERFLY BUSH
Posted on 9:33am Sunday 15th April 2012
As a group they are both vigorous and relatively trouble-free - you would think that these two assets alone would make them highly prized but life doesn't seem to work that way and buddleias tend to be treated as poor relations in the plant world, seemingly because they have minimum requirements and will grow in most situations.
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