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Tayberry comes back to life for 2009

SteveApril 3, 2009

A Woolworths reject from last year.  It did show signs of life last year just before some creature…

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April 2009

SteveApril 2, 2009

April is when everything starts to happen.  I have mowed the grass once so far this year, it…

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Rhubarb 09 is here

SteveMarch 29, 2009

This originally came from a friend in Brighton, we put it in the ground one year and have…

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Tomatoes are here!

SteveMarch 29, 2009

It has taken less than a week for the plum tomato seedlines to show themselves.

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Seeds for 2009 Started

SteveMarch 22, 2009

These pots of idiot proof seeds were picked up from Wilkingsons for 99p each which seemed like something…

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Spring 09 is here?

SteveFebruary 28, 2009

I noticed the first bit of blossom for the year while I was out seeing how the bulbs…

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Febuary 2009

SteveFebruary 10, 2009

Snow snow snow, then rain rain rain.   Last week there garden was under a load of snow, now…

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January 2009

SteveJanuary 17, 2009

Not much going on, everything wet or froozen or a bit of both.  Sun low in the sky…

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Snowdrops showing

SteveJanuary 2, 2009

These Snowdrops were part of a BBC Gardners World offer last year and I’m delighted to see that…

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There is Rustic and there is ‘Fallen Down’

SteveDecember 15, 2008

I think we have moved from looking Rustic to looking Fallen Down and ‘whoops’!   The wind and rain…

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Rustic looks even more rustic!

SteveDecember 8, 2008

The ‘rustic’ looking bit down “the side” is looking a little bit more ‘rustic’ these days.   The sweetpeas…

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Lavender Cuttings Now 15 Months Old

SteveDecember 5, 2008

There was a high casualty rate but I think it has been worth it.  From last September, we…

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December 2008

SteveDecember 3, 2008

Soooo cold!   The first time I have been able to do anything in the garden and so I…

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Passion Flowers Progress

SteveNovember 11, 2008

The BBC Gardners World passion flowers are doing fine outside, the most tender one under a drinks bottle…

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November 2008

SteveNovember 10, 2008

Rain rain rain rain rain, and a bit more rain.  2008 is much like 2007 was, full of…

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BBC Gardener’s World Passion

SteveOctober 11, 2008

Another BBC Gardener’s World free offer here, one that I sent off for months and months ago and…

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Sunflowers in the front still looking good

SteveOctober 11, 2008

Early October and the sunflowers in the front are still looking good.  Just as you think it has…

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Snapshot October 08

SteveOctober 5, 2008

rain rain rain rain rain…..  sunflowers still hanging on.  The extra grass seed that we planted is starting…

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Gardeners World Lavender Potted Outside

SteveOctober 5, 2008

I have been meaning to pot these outside for weeks now, each morning they were looking a little…

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Wigwams down

SteveSeptember 30, 2008

It must be autumn, not only are the mornings so dark and depressing, but after last weekend of…

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RIP Big Sunflowers

SteveSeptember 24, 2008

They have been still standing tall but with bowed heads and died flowers for some time.  At the…

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Autumn Grass Seed

SteveSeptember 14, 2008

We bought some top soil, the first time ever I had bought it!  Normaly I have managed to…

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Autumn Flowers

SteveSeptember 9, 2008

Well, it feels like autumn now!

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Spotted – Chrysanthemum!

SteveSeptember 7, 2008

Just when I thought we would not see any, I have noted two flowering chrysanthemums and two more…

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Wigwams blown down

SteveSeptember 7, 2008

The first one came down the other week during the strong wind and rain we had.  The second…

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Amaranthus looking good

SteveSeptember 7, 2008

A note to make for next year, plant flowers in groups.   The Amaranthus I am really pleased with,…

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The Late Seeds – Result

SteveSeptember 5, 2008

The seeds that were planted a little bit late (see http://sunflowers.moleville.co.uk/more-seeds-too-late/) have had semi success.  They took a…

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Sweetpeas along the side

SteveSeptember 5, 2008

This little project was all about trying to tart up the ‘bit down the side’ and while it…

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September 08 Snapshot

SteveSeptember 5, 2008

Rain rain rain rain rain 🙁  All summer. The Back: The Front:

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Last Rhubarb of 2008

SteveAugust 29, 2008

Been meaning to pick this for ages, our last lot of rhubarb for the year.   Apart from Rhubarb…

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Blackcurrant Bush Pruned

SteveAugust 29, 2008

The book says to cut back to two buds at least one third of the bush, plus any…

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Baby Sunflower Child

SteveAugust 21, 2008

This is all unexpected.  Tonight I discovered a new small flower on one of the sunflowers which has…

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w18 Amaranthus is focal point

SteveAugust 20, 2008

I am really pleased with this Amaranthus stuff.   It seems quite robust and during the time now when…

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Plants for dry places from Gardeners World

SteveAugust 20, 2008

The front garden is nice with all the wild flowers that we have sown, but this year they…

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w18 sunflowers are grinning

SteveAugust 18, 2008

I suppose these need to be cut down at sometime, save some seed and sort out what to…

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Worms keep chomping on the scraps

SteveAugust 18, 2008

I am quite happy with how the worms are going.  They are on the second layer and are…

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w18 Potatoes dug up

SteveAugust 17, 2008

The great things about potatoes, you put them in and they sprout.  They all look nice and green,…

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w17 We Eat A Chillie

SteveAugust 15, 2008

One day it was small, and the next day it more than doubled in size.   So we picked…

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w17 Should dig up those potatoes

SteveAugust 11, 2008

We don’t know what type of potato they are, but I think now we are in august it…

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w17 Sweetpeas at ‘the side’

SteveAugust 11, 2008

I still have so much to do to the “bit down the side” but money and time seem…

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w17 Lavender cuttings keep going

SteveAugust 11, 2008

These are my own little babies!   Out of I think five pots, we now have two left, each…

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w17 Amaranthus starts to flower!

SteveAugust 11, 2008

I really don’t know what these plants are, and I forget how come I bought them and planted…

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w17 – Sunflowers at the front

SteveAugust 11, 2008

It’s windy and rainy…. which means the sunflowers at the front are a little bit sideways.  But still,…

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August 2008

SteveAugust 11, 2008

The time has nearly come to do something about the grass in the front.  It has come a…

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w17 – Sunflowers finished in the back

SteveAugust 11, 2008

“Didn’t they do well?”  I am quite pleased, and now we have a load of massive sunflower heads…

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w17 – Sweetpeas

SteveAugust 11, 2008

Not too bad seeing as I didn’t do anything at all apart from plant these.  Sweet Peas from…

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Beans Beans Beans

SteveAugust 11, 2008

We didn’t grow the runner beans in order to achieve a massive great harvest, but what we do…

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w15 – Chillies

SteveJuly 31, 2008

These have been keeping themselves to themselves but now we have some development.  Our last remaining chillie plant…

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w15 – Sunflowers in front

SteveJuly 31, 2008

The smaller sunflowers in the front garden seem to have grown rather large and are swamping the small…

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New Lavenders from Gardener’s World

SteveJuly 28, 2008

I sent off for these from the BBC Gardener’s World which were free of charge with the magaine…

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