Ael Y Bryn – my new Welsh no dig garden
Welcome to Ael Y Bryn! We have now lived here in West Wales for just over a month and are absolutely loving it. It’s an exciting time creating a whole […]
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Welcome to Ael Y Bryn! We have now lived here in West Wales for just over a month and are absolutely loving it. It’s an exciting time creating a whole […]
Ael Y Bryn – my new Welsh no dig garden Read More »
It is wonderful to be able to share this news with you and have something to look forward to this year! I am co-designing a Feature Garden for RHS Hampton
The No Dig Allotment Feature Garden at RHS Hampton Court Festival Read More »
Every year I look forward to Valentine’s Day – not for romantic reasons but for leafy ones! Because this is an excellent time to start your sowings for the year.
What to sow in February Read More »
Whoosh! That was October… didn’t that fly by? And here we are in early November, the first frosts making the garden sparkle in early morning sunlight, turning frost tender plants
Autumnal update from my no dig garden Read More »
I have been gardening using no dig methods, or no till as it is also known, for around 12 years. I’ve worked in, created or advised many different kinds of
What is no dig (no till) gardening? Read More »
I had a great time participating in this (and not too many technical hitches!) If you’d like to see the talk it is now online.
No Dig Talk Online – Sustainable(ish) Online Festival Read More »
Yesterday was Earth Day 2020, a time for thinking about nature and our planet. No dig gardening is an earth inspired way of growing which protects the soil, soil life
November has been a month of contrasts so far: sparkling frosts, glorious sunrises and rather a lot of rain. It has been pouring down here all day.
November update from my no dig garden Read More »
How to grow using no dig methods veganically, also known as “stock free”, without animal manures or other animal derived inputs.
How to make a veganic no dig garden Read More »
October is such a busy time in my garden – harvesting, clearing, sowing, planting and getting everything ready for the winter months. Gardening plans have been hindered however by so
Mid October in my veg garden Read More »