Culicoides Impunctatus
September 8, 2016
Ground attacks by slugs and snails may attack the plants but a predator is worse if it attacks the gardener. … More Culicoides Impunctatus
Category: Gardening
Trombones In The Garden
September 7, 2016
The end of summer harvests usually include pumpkins and squashes, if you have the space. I don’t but that didn’t keep me back when I grew a ‘trombone’. … More Trombones In The Garden
It’s A Dirty Trick
September 5, 2016
Plants can be a bit furtive and sneak into places when no-one is aware of them. Reusing compost comes up with many surprises. … More It’s A Dirty Trick
Tomato Time
September 2, 2016
It’s deemed a fruit, but eaten like a vegetable. Who can’t enjoy eating a tomato, cooked, in a salad or just by itself. It’s a jewel amongst the treasures of a greenhouse. … More Tomato Time
Cool Greens
August 30, 2016
Winter vegetables, Greens … More Cool Greens
Binder Twine And Duct Tape
August 28, 2016
A little bit of imagination goes a long way. It’s always worthwhile thinking if there is an alternative to buying what you need. … More Binder Twine And Duct Tape
Heading Towards Autumn
August 27, 2016
Sad as it is to see summer days shorten, there is a new growing season to think about. There is still plenty of seeds to be sown for autumn/winter harvests and clearing out old growth to make way for new in time for the next season. … More Heading Towards Autumn
Harvestmen In My Garden
August 26, 2016
Love them or loathe them, they are part of ecology and help rid us of disease carrying insects. … More Harvestmen In My Garden
Little Glean Apples
August 22, 2016
Not only do we waste a lot of food, the supermarkets discard a lot, but tonnes are left in the farmer’s fields after being rejected by the supermarkets. … More Little Glean Apples
Pe(s)ts Of The Furry Kind
August 21, 2016
Cats, dogs and any other animal is welcome in my garden as long as they are well behaved tourists. … More Pe(s)ts Of The Furry Kind
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