Featured Posts in'season' Category

Happiness!

My little world sits on a dream come true... A garden!I've been busy dividing perennials, replanting and mending Read more..

Gardening in the rain

East Anglia has received its fair share of rain in the last month or so and it certainly feels like a new season is Read more..

Growing and Maintaining Raspberries

The summer Raspberries are now finished and I am eagerly awaiting a crop from my Autumn Raspberries planted 2 season Read more..

Roses a July Spruce Up

It is mid July and the Roses have performed very well with an abundance of flower, scent and leaf growth. With the Read more..

last of the rhubarb

This years rhubarb picking has come to a close .. I love my rhubarb its so versatile… early in the season I Read more..

Common Garden Flowers

Roses. Beauty, dignity, fragrance and style. The rose is perhaps the Queen of flowers. A very rewarding plant to grow. Read more..

Growing Begonias From Tubers

Begonias from tubers are a very rewarding plant. If protected from frost, they are a relative easy plant to grow. They Read more..

Lettuce Cultivation

Fresh lettuce from the garden is well worth cultivating. It can be a quick crop, ideal for a small garden. Planted in Read more..

Video: Around The Exotic Garden in mid June

A walk around the garden in early June before everything explodes into full glory by the end of the season. Filmed by Read more..

Foxgloves Flowers

Foxgloves are one of my favourite flowers, I’m not sure, why. They just are. Certainly their height is great in Read more..