An autumnal update from my no dig garden
Things are slowing down in the garden here at Ael Y Bryn, and the landscape view from my desk window is very autumnal. Itโs pouring down. Iโm waiting for the โฆ
Things are slowing down in the garden here at Ael Y Bryn, and the landscape view from my desk window is very autumnal. Itโs pouring down. Iโm waiting for the โฆ
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 โฆ
In the UK no bird is more associated with wintertime and Christmas than the robin. I have the good fortune to enjoy the company of two of these charming little โฆ
There is still sow much that you can sow for cropping over winter and into the spring, for delicious harvests grown undercover and outside.
Itโs early July in my no dig garden, and I am loving the daily fruity harvests of raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, gooseberries and redcurrants. Whitecurrants are almost ready to pick and โฆ