Tag Archives: allium paradoxum

Introducing the “Hedgetable Patch”

Posted on May 6, 2013 by Anni Kelsey

I am currently transferring veggies from the Telford garden to the new garden and trying to find new homes for them has meant pushing the boundaries – literally – as I am using the hedge bank that borders the garden to … Continue reading →

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My book – Edible Perennial Gardening!

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Anni Kelsey

I have been researching and growing perennial veggies since 2005 and blogging about how I do this for a couple of years.  My aim has always been to be able to find out as much as I could and then … Continue reading →

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True spring onions

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Anni Kelsey

We all know what spring onions are – right?  These days they come year round in the shops and if you grow them in the garden they are probably ready to eat in the summer rather than spring.  For me … Continue reading →

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