Monday, March 6th at 7pm in the Municipal Offices A talk will be given by Richard Baldwin titled “Vegetables: choosing the correct cultivar – Hybrids – Seed storage etc.” RichardRead More
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February Gardening News
Well, we really have seen the lot this time, a winter with teeth. A run of deep frost, plenty of wet, high winds and flurries of snow. We have hadRead More
January Gardening News
Welcome to a new beginning, full of new challenges and adventures. 2016 closed up in classic style and delivered all of the things that once way marked the traditional crossoverRead More
December Gardening News
Intriguing, a proper month of Autumn, with sunshine, rain, deep early frosts, mist and a smell of folded vegetation surrendering to the earth. Wonderful dawns and spectacular sunsets and inRead More
November Gardening News
Less suddenly came the darkness? Was it just me or were the evenings really surrendering themselves to the night way before the clocks changed? October seemed like a dark month.Read More
October Gardening News
Then it rained and autumn arrived in the hedgerows, whilst the summer crops dithered about whether to have one last go. Runner beans stalled and have teased with a fewRead More
September Gardening News
So the summer eventually decided to creep out for a few weeks and then set about frying anything that looked vulnerable. We have had some very hot days and ifRead More
August Gardening News
So we arrive at the end of the month still puzzling over what exactly is going on. It has been a strange season (yes, another one) and how many permutationsRead More
July Gardening News
Once more the corner is turned, the longest day left behind and the fruits of our labour become ever more obvious. June in it’s passing brought us mildew and blackRead More
June Gardening News
Well, it did calm down eventually, even if we did spend many nights on frost alert and had to deal with a couple of real corkers. I had minus fourRead More
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