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by Maureen Catlin
At last its March the worst winter weather has past the Covid Pandemic is coming under control after exactly 12 months as more of us receive a vacc...
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by Maureen Catlin
Ask me “What is your favourite plant” and my reply is CLEMATIS. Why? Well within this plant genus there is a variety that will be in flower every w...
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by Maureen Catlin
This month I am supporting the campaign being promoted by Prince Charles and Dame Judi Dench to plant trees for the future.
A year ago I wrote “W...
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by Maureen Catlin
“Plants are Good for You” All Gardeners know this. Plants make superb Christmas Gifts for all our friends and family.
They are visually appealing...
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by Maureen Catlin
Berried fruits are very productive and really worth growing. They produce some of the healthiest food we can grow and many can be accommodated in q...
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by Maureen Catlin
The rose is probably the most popular plant in most English gardens. It is also one of the oldest in cultivation with fossil evidence of having exi...
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by Maureen Catlin
A positive outcome of the Covid Pandemic this spring has been that a lot of people locked down at home became “Gardeners.”
There has never been so ...
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by Maureen Catlin
August is Summer and Holiday Time the weather is usually conducive to outdoor living so this year especially with the Coronavirus Pandemic let’s st...
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by Maureen Catlin
While we have all been in this unbelievable science fiction lock down existence many new projects have been undertaken and with the wonderful sprin...
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by Maureen Catlin
We Gardeners didn’t really need the Pundits to tell us:
GARDENING IS GOOD FOR YOU!
It is a low intensity work out that encourages an active lifesty...
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by Maureen Catlin
A very important thing to consider is the structure in our gardens. We build our house, define the boundaries, lay the patio and buy a shed. To ble...
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