by Stephanie Hafferty | Dec 29, 2022 | No Dig Gardening, Permaculture, Podcast
Shannon Keary from Diary of a Lady Gardener recently interviewed me for her podcast. Shannon and I met in the summer on her show garden allotment at RHS Hampton Court Garden Festival 2022, which was based on her allotment in Devon. Listen to the podcast here. Shannon...
by Stephanie Hafferty | Dec 21, 2022 | Blog, Gardening, Homesteading, Kitchen garden, No Dig Gardening, Organic, Permaculture, Television
I am thrilled to share the happy news that I will be featured  on BBC Gardeners’ World Winter Special on Friday 23rd December and on iPlayer etc after the broadcast. Earlier in the year I received an email from the BBC asking whether I would be interested in...
by Stephanie Hafferty | Dec 8, 2022 | Ael Y Bryn, Blog, No Dig Gardening, Permaculture, Resilient Gardening, Sustainable Gardening
Part one of a series of articles, explaining the joys of this wonderful, planet-friendly way of growing abundant food year round. (The rest of the articles will be published on the blog soon) What is no dig gardening? No Dig gardening is a wonderful way to grow...
by Stephanie Hafferty | Nov 5, 2022 | Ael Y Bryn, Autumn, Blog, Courses, Events, Homesteading, Kitchen garden, Mulching, No Dig Gardening, No Hungry Gap, Organic, Permaculture, Polytunnel, Preparing The Soil, Preserving, What To Sow Now, Winter
Things are slowing down in the garden here at Ael Y Bryn, and the landscape view from my desk window is very autumnal. It’s pouring down. I’m waiting for the rain to stop so that I can harvest some greens, leeks and herbs to go with our dinner this evening...
by Stephanie Hafferty | May 26, 2022 | Blog, Homesteading, No Dig Gardening, Spring
I am writing this blog in a tiny thatched cottage in Oxfordshire, where I am staying for a few days, during eight days of working away in England. On Monday I attended Press Day at Chelsea Flower Show (read about that in another blog soon) and I am heading back there...
by Stephanie Hafferty | Aug 1, 2021 | Ael Y Bryn, Blog, No Dig Gardening, No Dig Home, Organic, Permaculture, Polytunnel, Summer
Happy Lughnasadh! Also known as the feast of Lammas (“loaf mass”) August 1st has been celebrated for centuries as the time of the first grain harvest. There would be great celebrations with fairs, feasting and bonfires. It is high summer, but in the...