The Summer arrived without too much fuss and no frost to speak of. Where we committed to keeping plants alive, things have grown albeit slowly and gardens do show potential,Read More
June Gardening News
May delivered relentless heat, a dryness that rolled on and on and whilst many were encouraged to buy and plant early, opening the ground required a crowbar and having introducedRead More
May Gardening News
And so to business? The month of April did nothing too dramatic, though the ground did stay very dry through the early weeks and the wind remained chillingly treacherous. ThingsRead More
April Gardening News
Hooray for the lengthening day. Who knows there may even be a slight rise in temperature, maybe even a little consistency. My goodness the spiteful breeze stayed with us throughRead More
March Gardening News
Grey days, please stay away. What a stagnant wearisome month, full of dirty dish cloth days, where sky fused with the land and everything sulked. As some consolation? The ChristmasRead More
Free Talk – Mick Poultney, The Compost King
Mick Poultney, The Compost King – The Brown Jug, Monday 3rd March 2025 7pm Mick will talk about making compost. He has perfected a natural, cost effective and highly efficientRead More
Winchcombe Seed Swap, Sat 8th Feb
February Gardening News
The year has turned and already the first page of the new calendar is folded from view and the Spring draws closer. January was an interesting test for anything stored,Read More
January Gardening News
Well, that month didn’t hang about did it. Aside from the fact that the distraction of Christmas took the form of a five week prelude, that was adverts and earlyRead More
December Gardening News
The night extended, the temperature slipped back a degree or two, the leaves tumbled and we were in to December. It has been a strange year and the autumn tooRead More
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