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Monthly Archives: June 2011
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Flowers, felines and flying
Posted on June 29, 2011 by ADMIN
The plantings are fluffing up nicely; Salvias, Dahlias and Pelargoniums are beginning to flower in earnest after a little sunshine and the higher temperatures mean that everyone spends more time enjoying the garden, including the cat...
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Springwatch Whichford-style and discreet support for plants and climbers
Posted on June 15, 2011 by ADMIN
We have two families of blackbirds busy in the garden at the moment. Mrs B is well hidden in the hedge near the entrance arch but another family (probably Mrs B's son or daughter) is in the rose now in full bloom on the wall of the pottery...
This post was posted in Gardening At Whichford with Harriet Rycroft
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More plant combinations for pots and some forward planning
Posted on June 8, 2011 by ADMIN
The garden is full to bursting and yet we are stuffing more and more plants in pots and inflicting them on an unsuspecting public. We are getting more and more visitors now, inluding a local art group who unfortunately got rained on...
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A soggy gardener's thoughts on plant choice and combinations
Posted on June 1, 2011 by ADMIN
t was hard to start planting the summer displays last week because of the continuing cool and drying wind. This developed into a cold, blustery wind. I carried on planting, but some of the tender plants were damaged and battered by the wind and had trouble establishing while their tender new leaves lost too much water...
This post was posted in Gardening At Whichford with Harriet Rycroft
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