‘Eco-heaps’ revisited
‘Eco-heaps’ revisited “The ground’s generosity takes in our compost and grows beauty, try to be […]
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Waking up to Nature
Waking up to Nature. As I write this in August, we are basking in our
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No Mow May (…and June, July?)
No Mow May (…and June, July?) I am aware of the admirable suggestion from ecologists
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The Compost Heap – the ‘Heart Chakra’ of the Garden
The Compost Heap – the ‘Heart Chakra’ of the Garden. Although I have written about
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The garden in January
The Garden in January. In my last article, I wrote about the 12/13 Holy Nights
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The Midwinter Garden
The Midwinter Garden. As the days have shortened over the last weeks, I have been
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Movement is life – the garden in August
Movement is life – the garden in August. ‘The flowers talk when the wind blows
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10 Garden Tips for July
10 Garden Tips for July. Efficient, ethical and cost-effective Now that the flush of June
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Plant health – Part 2
Plant health – Part 2. How can we help plants heal themselves? In my last
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Plant health – Part 1
Plant health – Part 1. Why we need to recognise plants as sovereign beings. A
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Winter pruning of apple and pear trees
Winter pruning of apple and pear trees. Now that the busy days of autumn tidying
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