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Tag Archives: fennel
Messy up
I was awoken this morning by my partner with a cup of tea. As I sipped it (appreciatively) and looked out of the window I saw several birds darting about in the undergrowth outside the window. I think I saw … Continue reading
Posted in Borderland Garden, Polycultures, Relationship with nature
Tagged birds, fennel, wildlife
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My favourite flowers – for me, for bees and for lots of other lovely insects
I may have many other ‘favourite’ plants beside these, but these three are if you like, my favourite of favourites for being utterly lovely, attracting bees and many, many other insects and they need as many as we can possibly … Continue reading
Posted in Borderland Garden, Flowers, forest garden development, Relationship with nature
Tagged angelica, bees, carrot flowers, fennel, insects, parsley, sweet cicely
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Biomass
I wanted a lot of growth this year, mostly for biomass to eventually decompose into humus to enrich the very stony and clay soil in my long bed. On 6th June the cardoon which is at the centre of the … Continue reading
Happy Christmas
Even though it has been unseasonably warm in the UK so far this winter, it is nevertheless a time of rest for the garden (and gardener), so it is lovely to look at pictures from earlier in the year and to … Continue reading
Posted in Borderland Garden, Forest Gardening, Hedgerow, Perennial Vegetables, Polycultures
Tagged buckwheat, dahlia tubers, fennel, field beans, land cress
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With kindness and care
We are at the end of summer, heading in to autumn and it feels a bit in-between-ish in the garden today. Too early to harvest my perennial root vegetables, too soon to do much tidying up (not that I ever … Continue reading
Posted in Borderland Garden, Polycultures
Tagged earth nut pea, fennel, field beans, forage peas, green manure, seed collecting
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Seen on holiday …..
Just a mention of a few things I noticed whilst having a short camping break this weekend. Firstly, I know it must take a lot of effort to keep camping grounds in order and many sites work hard to landscape with trees, … Continue reading
Posted in Borderland Garden, Edible Perennial Gardening, Forest Gardening, Fruit, Hedgerow, Perennial Vegetables, Permaculture, Polycultures, Relationship with nature
Tagged blackberry, blackcurrant, bunching onion, chokeberry, elder, fennel, garlic, honeyberry, jerusalem artichoke, jostaberry, land cress, loganberry, raspberry, red currant, scorzonera, tayberry, Welsh onion, wild rocket, Yacon
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