12 days ago by fenugreeklove

Year 2009 gave me good learning and more encouragement to grow my own vegetables. I grew lots of lettuce, peas – western vegetables. I did better with fenugreek (methi), dill (shepu), cilantro, mint and peppers. Next year my total focus will be growing Indian vegetables – that I love to eat every si ...

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12 days ago by myenglishcountrygarden

Four posts in four days? Goodness,what is happening?LOL To be perfectly and brutally frank, I consider I ought to finish posting about the gardens I visited in the summer before Christmas is upon us at least, so today’s post is about the wonderful gardens at Levens Hall in Cumbria, and that means I ...

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15 days ago by myenglishcountrygarden

It’s all very autumnal out there and I’ve had my first walk around my beloved garden for nearly 3 weeks today. Thank you all for your lovely get well wishes and I do apologise for my absence but this flu took my legs quite from underneath me, and I was still quite wobbly today as I ventured around. ...

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15 days ago by Thomas Fryd

Every good garden is the result of a landscape plan. It is just as important for you to have a plan of your proposed garden on paper before you start to work, as it is for carpenters, plumbers, and electricians to have a blueprint of a house they intend to build. Since few of us have ever come in co ...

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15 days ago by Thomas Fryd

Every good garden is the result of a landscape plan. It is just as important for you to have a plan of your proposed garden on paper before you start to work, as it is for carpenters, plumbers, and electricians to have a blueprint of a house they intend to build. Since few of us have ever come in co ...

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16 days ago by Thomas Fryd

Every good garden is the result of a landscape plan. It is just as important for you to have a plan of your proposed garden on paper before you start to work, as it is for carpenters, plumbers, and electricians to have a blueprint of a house they intend to build. Since few of us have ever come in co ...

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25 days ago by barbaracuerden

The past few weeks, I am thinking about food security and the labour of those who cultivate the food we eat. I have been working as a TA for a course on Global Education and Social Justice for pre-service teachers and we have been discussing migrant justice issues… we have just finished readings abo ...

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25 days ago by barbaracuerden

August: Barb. Pat and I worked with clay, placing spirals around the garden. This visceral experience was fascinating… holding the clay facilitated a sense of wonder and appreciation for the growth of this garden… in spite of such adverse conditions, the garden continues to flourish… I am really mov ...

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25 days ago by leeoliphant

This time of year is an excellent time of year to plan for new additions to your garden. You may live in an area that requires you to wait until the soil has warmed in the spring to plant. In more temperate zones, the fall is the best time of year to add to your garden, giving them time to establish ...

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29 days ago by Thomas Fryd

by Thomas Fryd Every good garden is the result of a landscape plan. It is just as important for you to have a plan of your proposed garden on paper before you start to work, as it is for carpenters, plumbers, and electricians to have a blueprint of a house they intend to build. Since few of us have ...

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