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Tag: london

July 31, 2019April 11, 2022

Warren Farm and the value of nature

April 10, 2016November 15, 2017

An ode to the unsung heroes of spring: buds

April 15, 2014

An oasis of wilderness

February 23, 2014February 23, 2014

Paper, paste, plants and patience

February 2, 2014

Taxonomy treasures

January 27, 2014February 1, 2014

London – wild and wet

January 24, 2014

A New Year filled with flowers?

May 27, 2013May 28, 2013

Pond thrills with Froglife

November 17, 2012November 17, 2012

Behind the scenes at Kew Gardens…

October 17, 2012October 17, 2012

From Gatwick to Westminster at a glance

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Glorious lettuces in the greenhouse. This is something I struggle with in the UK, the dreadful selection of leaf salads (usually limited to iceberg, or iceberg in my local shops). 😬 Rather proud of those seed-grown irises now growing around the pond. I found a tiny unnamed packet of old seeds under my desk a few years ago - all I know is that they were wild-collected. Many parts of the veg garden have dry, rocky soil which is no good for vegetables. Mediterranean herbs on the other hand love it! Thymus longicaulis is looking fantastic at the moment. Mowed paths in the orchard this year, for biodiversity but mainly to help trees struggling with early summer drought here. Hope that will mean less fruit drop! It looks really good too, with plenty of flowers left for insects. 🍎🍐🍒🍑 I have no idea how this peony arrived in the garden but I love it so much 💚 Shades of sandstone...colours of the Isle of Wight 🌈 Orchard loveliness 🌸 Preparing for Easter 🥚🐣🐇🌱 Euphorbia myrsinites still looking good in the alpine trough, after yesterday's surprise snow.

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