End Of A Dynasty
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Many years ago, in a family backyard in Alhambra, California, a 17 year old
boy started propagating Camellias with the help of his mother and father.
Tha...
Dalek!
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It's marvellous to have a bit more flexability to go to the Hill now that
the evenings are lighter. Although all that means in practise is that I go
lat...
My Garden Today
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It’s nearing the end of March and I have visions of a warm sunny spring
with flowers and planting chores to do very soon. We have had dreary wet
weather ...
Drowning in cucumbers
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Still here! Everything is growing so fast these past few weeks. Long hot
days have seen a lot of activity inside and outside the greenhouse.
I found a P...
Clocking Out
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I have been neglecting this blog for some months. I think perhaps I should
face facts and accept that it is indeed time to retire this blog (started
nea...
Hello world!
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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then
start writing!
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Übers...
Hello world!
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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then
start writing!
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day – May 2020
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It’s been a while since I posted a Garden Bloggers Bloom Day (GBBD) post
but with my renewed blogging and a sunny morning I thought I would post
away. My a...
Remember November?
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After the driest Spring on record (See Here) the garden shade is set up
for the long hot summer to come... The end of November also means the end
of Spri...
Forever Green
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*First published on Whole Foods Cooking on October 17, 2012*
I've been obsessed with tomatoes this year -- growing them, eating them,
and canning them. I c...
Summer still hanging on in the garden...
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It's hard to believe that it was 93 degrees here in Austin yesterday. While
I am ready for the crisp edges of autumn, I have to admit that the lasting
beau...
a friendly species
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One thing we have found out about bird watchers, is how friendly they all
are. Wherever you are and you come across a fellow birder, they are always
willin...
Shaun the sheep in the big smoke
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A flock of 50 sculptures of Shaun the Sheep has descended on London for the
next eight weeks for a charity public art trail. Each sculpture has been
design...
What shall I eat first?
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This year, I have not had a whole lot of time for blogging, but here at
least is one photo of some of the yummy produce coming from my small garden.
And Then There Were 6....
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Well, with the arrival of Bodhin, I was struggling to find time to blog.
Now with Violet, I realized that I was just using kids as an excuse. I
started ...
The last post
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After six years, Allan Jenkins and Howard Sooley bring the Observer Organic
Allotment Blog to a gentle close
Maybe it's something about October: endings. T...
Plot 144 - The End!
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This is a very sad blog post to have to write.
Due to my move to Dorset soon, my plot, sadly has to go & I have already
given written notice to the council...
Christmas Bells
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"I heard the bells on Christmas Day
Their old familiar carols play,
And wild and sweet
The words repeat
Of peace on earth, good-will to men!
And thought ...
Planning your Organic Garden?
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Planning your Organic Garden?
How to start your organic garden so that it keeps on providing your food
with the minimum of effort
Square Foot Gardening Goals for 2010
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On the coldest day of the year, I decided it was time to put together a
list of goals for my 2010 Square Foot Garden. We’ve hit bottom (I hope)
and all up...
New Arrivals
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The family O'Brien has been smallholding now for over a decade, but until
this past week we've avoided the tie of keeping a dairy animal. However the
draw...
2 comments:
Wow Impressive Photos!
Great photos. The top one looks like he's sleeping in.
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