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The rewards – and challenges – of growing your own food - irishtimes.com - Britain - Ireland - county Garden
irishtimes.com
14.10.2023 / 05:25

The rewards – and challenges – of growing your own food

I first learned the fundamentals of kitchen gardening from my mother, who learned it from her father, a passing-on of traditional skills repeated down through countless generations.

10 of the Best Bird Baths in 2023 - gardenersworld.com - Britain
gardenersworld.com
12.10.2023 / 12:27

10 of the Best Bird Baths in 2023

While bird feeders are common in Britain’s gardens, bird baths are less so. Bird baths are a brilliant way of providing birds with a regular supply of clean water for both drinking and bathing. Bird baths become even more essential in the colder months when natural sources may be frozen or in the height of summer when water can be hard to come by.

Brian Minter: Take stock before planning fall bulb purchases - theprovince.com - Britain
theprovince.com
10.10.2023 / 16:47

Brian Minter: Take stock before planning fall bulb purchases

Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page.

The best natural hidden gems to visit in the UK - growingfamily.co.uk - Britain
growingfamily.co.uk
10.10.2023 / 16:15

The best natural hidden gems to visit in the UK

Mainland UK is home to many natural treasures. While many are world-famous and are visited by millions of people each year, there are several that many haven’t even heard of, including some locals.

Best charcoal BBQs 2023 - gardenersworld.com - Britain
gardenersworld.com
10.10.2023 / 10:33

Best charcoal BBQs 2023

It’s a classic British summertime scene: the sun’s just peeked out from behind the clouds, the temperature’s barely in double digits, but all along the street there’s the delicious smell of smoky, charcoal cooked food.

Kin Park Community Garden - Our2022 Grant Recipient - gardeningknowhow.com - Britain - Canada
gardeningknowhow.com
10.10.2023 / 04:05

Kin Park Community Garden - Our2022 Grant Recipient

It’s always a pleasure to speak with our neighbors in Canada, and it’s clear the community garden movement there is alive and thriving. Judy Stafford and Naomi Kulhawy are two of Kin Park Community Garden’s biggest supporters, with Judy as executive director and Naomi as the farm director.

WIN a NEW Cobra Fortis cylinder mower worth £1,099 - theenglishgarden.co.uk - Britain
theenglishgarden.co.uk
09.10.2023 / 10:31

WIN a NEW Cobra Fortis cylinder mower worth £1,099

To celebrate the launch of the new Cobra Fortis cylinder mowers, we’re giving you the chance to win the Cobra Fortis 14L cylinder mower worth £1,099.00.

Great Garden Escapes: Herefordshire - theenglishgarden.co.uk - Britain
theenglishgarden.co.uk
06.10.2023 / 12:13

Great Garden Escapes: Herefordshire

Herefordshire forms part of the Marches, the ancient border territories straddling England and Wales. To the east lie the majestic Malvern Hills, and winding through the centre is the great River Wye, the valley of which is burnished with colour in October and November. 

23 DIY Starbucks Cup Ideas for Plants - balconygardenweb.com - Britain
balconygardenweb.com
06.10.2023 / 09:03

23 DIY Starbucks Cup Ideas for Plants

Transform your everyday Starbucks cup into a creative haven for your favorite plants! This is the ultimate guide for coffee lovers and gardening enthusiasts alike, showcasing ingenious and eco-friendly ways to repurpose these iconic cups with these DIY Starbucks Cup Ideas for Plants!

Still life: how to press flowers for your own collection - theenglishgarden.co.uk - Britain
theenglishgarden.co.uk
04.10.2023 / 18:57

Still life: how to press flowers for your own collection

When Philip Miller, chief gardener of the Chelsea Physic Garden, collected a sample of Lavandula x intermedia subsp. intermedia in the summer of 1731, he could scarcely have imagined it would still be in a collection some 300 years later. Yet today, pressed and labelled, Miller’s specimen is the oldest entry in the herbarium collection at RHS Wisley. What’s more, Lavandula x intermedia is widely grown, being especially good for oil extraction. In this lies the brilliance of pressed flowers and herbaria specifically: they provide a window on the past and a view of what the future might look like. 

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