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Fruit Cage Envy
16.06.2023 - 05:56 / blog.theenduringgardener.com / Sarah Raven
Fruit Cage EnvyOur fruit cage is cobbled together from various metal poles and some distinctly scrappy netting, erected (after a fashion) on our sloping allotment, so I felt deep envy when I visited Sarah Raven’s garden at Perch Hill and viewed her immaculate fruit cages. Properly spaced bushes, not a weed in sight, ample room to move around and pick the fruit, flat ground – they were everything ours is not.
Still our freezers are full of soft fruit, so we must be getting it right, even if the aesthetics are a bit lacking. www.perchhill.co.uk
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