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Tag Archives: sweet cicely
Sweet cicely seeds available
I have just harvested ripe seeds from my sweet cicely plants. If anyone would like some please email me on annisveggies@hotmail.co.uk. I won’t be charging for them. Sweet cicely is a herbaceous perennial reaching up to two or three feet … Continue reading
Introducing Carole’s Garden
Carole and I have been corresponding for some time now and I love to hear about and see the pictures of how her lovely garden is progressing. I asked if she would like to write about it for a blog … Continue reading
Posted in Edible Perennial Gardening, Guest posts, Perennial Vegetables, Permaculture, Polycultures, Relationship with nature
Tagged Asturian tree kale, garlic chives, herbs, kale, miners lettuce, parsley, red chicory, red orache, red sorrel, sweet cicely, Welsh onion, wild rocket, wild strawberries
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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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Patience
Over the years I have discovered that gardening with perennials is about playing the long game, looking to the future and being patient. You can’t have what you might want immediately, you may not be able to have it soon … Continue reading
Posted in Borderland Garden, Edible Perennial Gardening, Forest Gardening, Perennial Vegetables
Tagged beans, mashua, mulch, Oca, sweet cicely, tree onion, ulluco
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Sweet cicely seeds
My sweet cicely seeds are just about ripe. If you would like some to sow right away please email me – annisveggies@hotmail.co.uk or leave a comment on this post. I don’t anticipate charging postage if you live in the UK … Continue reading
Making light work of it!
Around this time of year everything in the garden starts to grow so fast you can nearly watch it moving upwards. Everything green is surging towards the light and much of what grows fastest are things that gardeners traditionally do … Continue reading
Posted in Forest Gardening, perennial greens, Perennial Vegetables, Permaculture, Polycultures, roots and tubers, Telford Garden
Tagged asparagus, Babington leek, biodiversity, Chinese artichoke, field beans, jerusalem artichoke, leeks, making the most of the garden, nettle, nine star perennial broccoli, skirret, sweet cicely, three cornered leek, wild garlic, yam
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