This will be a short post, as life has been very busy recently, but I wanted to give a quick update on developments in the garden. Look out for a longer post later next week. I spent much of last weekend filling the new raised beds around the deck with plants – or rather, filling [...]
Posts Tagged ‘raised beds’
24 JULY 2009
Posted in 1, Blogs, eco-building, domestic life, greener living, gardening, tagged garden update, railway carriage house, raised beds, see-through planting on July 24, 2009 | 10 Comments »
18 JUNE 2009
Posted in 1, Blogs, eco-building, domestic life, greener living, gardening, tagged Centranthus ruber, lettuce and other crops, pots round door, raised beds, valerian on June 17, 2009 | 12 Comments »
It’s the valerian season again – or, rather, that of Centranthus ruber, otherwise known as jupiter’s beard and kiss me quick, and a great coloniser of beaches and dry ground. In the golden evening sunlight the colours – all shades of pink through to deep crimson, rich red and the occasional patch of pure white [...]
15 MAY 2009
Posted in 1, tagged climbing plants, first crops, morning sun, pergola, radishes, raised beds on May 15, 2009 | 71 Comments »
We’re eating the first summer produce from the garden: fat crunchy radishes and lots of frilly oakleaf lettuce. And here’s a quick progress update on the raised beds etc. I’d had the idea for a central bower-type structure up which sweet peas and runner beans cold climb, and Stewart Walton and the lads from Hastings [...]
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