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What To Do In The Garden In February

February 9, 2019 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

What To Do In The Garden In February

I’ve been wondering about re-naming this monthly series of looking after your garden. I don’t want it to sound like a list of chores or something you put off doing. But I reckon if you like gardening, you’ll be in it for the joy, the satisfaction & how good it makes you feel, & you […]

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Vegetables To Grow And Sow In February

February 5, 2019 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Vegetables To Grow And Sow In February

What vegetables to grow & sow in February largely depends on the weather. The longer days are noticeable, but its a few weeks before there’s a good amount of daylight & milder weather that signals most plants into growth.  There have been many disappointing attempts to sow seeds, I eventually realised that sowing too early […]

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The Advantages of A January Garden.

January 30, 2019 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

The Advantages of A January Garden.

As the end of January approaches, I have to admit, I’m going to miss her. There’s a clamour & a whole host of hashtags dedicated to the arrival of Spring, a sense of just hanging around, waiting for it all to begin. But I’m in the camp that sees a lot of advantages in a […]

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How To Grow Chillies

January 21, 2019 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

How To Grow Chillies

And we’re off! … its time for the first vegetable seeds to be sown. January is too cold & dark for most seeds, but ideal for chillies. Chilli plants like warm, sunny weather, slightly cooler nights & hate being wet. They’e originally from South America, so that gives you a good idea of the conditions […]

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Garden Plans For 2019

January 14, 2019 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Garden Plans For 2019

Here we are, teetering on the edge of a new year, with dreams of a garden of lush vegetables, fragrant herbs & sweet smelling roses. But this will only happen with a plan transferred from your imagination to paper. It’s the best way to get the most from your garden, not to have regrets & […]

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What To Do In The Garden In January

January 4, 2019 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

What To Do In The Garden In January

Given kind weather, gardening at this time of year is a particular joy. I spent a couple of happy sessions having a clear-up in the garden during the Christmas holiday. Close inspection of the first border revealed small tufts of grass & baby dandelions already growing & looking settled in for the year. However, they’re […]

Filed Under: Blog, Gardening, Growing Food, Plants Tagged With: sustainable gardening, what to do in the garden in january

Glorious Autumn Colour For Your Garden.

October 19, 2018 By Jill Anderson 4 Comments

Glorious Autumn Colour For Your Garden.

    I hope you’re enjoying the autumn colour, that last fiery farewell in the garden before winter gets a grip. I’ve made a determined effort after the high winds & dashing rain of this last week, to notice the fabulous colours before they disappear completely. I read somewhere once, that buying a seasonal plant […]

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What To Do In The Garden In October

October 1, 2018 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

What To Do In The Garden In October

  Bright days, cold nights & beautiful autumn colours are breaking out all over. Tall grasses that have played a supporting role, become more noticeable in Autumn, as herbaceous plants begin to die back & the garden slides towards winter. It’s good to leave theses grasses in place & watch the changes as they develop […]

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Kokedama Workshop at Jamie Oliver H.Q.

September 15, 2018 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Kokedama Workshop at Jamie Oliver H.Q.

Its easy to see why houseplants are back in the spotlight, at little cost, they instantly transform a room into a more vibrant space & boost your mood, we all feel better for having some greenery around us. They also have the ability, though I think of it more as a superpower, of quietly getting […]

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What To Do In The Garden In September

September 7, 2018 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

What To Do In The Garden In September

September in the garden is a pleasure. The weather is mild, the Miscanthus grasses are flowering, a couple of roses are flowering again & I’m harvesting spinach, runner-beans, courgettes & beetroot. The business of the summer garden is over & everything is slowing down. Whilst enjoying the garden now, we gardeners must look forward to […]

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How To Avoid Watering Your Garden

July 9, 2018 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

How To Avoid Watering Your Garden

  We’re right in the middle of a summer heatwave here in the UK, which has meant soaring temperatures of at least 85 degrees on a daily basis, & no rain for weeks. The hot weather, which I love, has changed the way we do things. Food is lighter, & most of our meals are […]

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What To Do In The Garden In July

July 2, 2018 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

What To Do In The Garden In July

July, what an interesting month you’ve been. Vegetables have been slow coming this year, what with the slugs that thwarted my early sowings & the lack of rain. There are pickings from our little vegetable garden every day now. Its always a thrill to nip down the garden for something fresh. Right now runner beans, […]

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The War On Slugs

June 28, 2018 By Jill Anderson 6 Comments

The War On Slugs

  One of the joys of gardens is how the same one can vary from one year to the next, as new plants are added, & how the weather affects the size, shape & flowering of plants. Then there are the pests, which in my experience also vary a little each year. This year slugs […]

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What To Do In The Garden In June

June 8, 2018 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

What To Do In The Garden In June

  Here we are half-way through the year, with the longest day on the 21st. June celebrates the joy of gardening, the roses are at their best & there should be a few crops ready to harvest, In this scorching weather, its young plants & seedlings that need attention. Nurturing with just enough water to […]

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Plants At The Chelsea Flower Show 2018

May 28, 2018 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Plants At The Chelsea Flower Show 2018

Now that the initial excitement of the Chelsea Flower Show is over for this year, I’ve been looking back through my notes & photos, & I’m reminded just how inspirational & practical the Great Pavilion is. It’s the ideal place for sourcing new varieties of plants & the old stalwarts that are easy to forget […]

Filed Under: Blog, Gardening, Plants Tagged With: Chelsea Flower Show 2018, Disporum longistylum 'Night Heron'

Great Gardens At The Chelsea Flower Show 2018

May 22, 2018 By Jill Anderson 4 Comments

Great Gardens At The Chelsea Flower Show 2018

The Chelsea Flower Show this year was a good one, it’s inspiring to see how over the years, many of the designs have adapted to the world we live in now. Generally the Show isn’t so much about show-casing gardens to look at & admire anymore, but to inspire visitors with ideas for their own […]

Filed Under: Blog, Gardening, Plants, Recycling & Sustainability Tagged With: Chelsea Flower Show 2018, The Lemon tree Trust, Tom Stuart-Smith

What To Do In The Garden In May

May 15, 2018 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

What To Do In The Garden In May

May is such a lovely month in the garden. Vibrant, fresh growth, the promise of things to come, & all with a backdrop of the sweetest birdsong. But time is flying by, so here’s a reminder of just a few of the things that can be done, during the remainder of the month. Flowers: My […]

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How To Grow Your Own Herbs.

April 19, 2018 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

How To Grow Your Own Herbs.

  Growing your own herbs is one of the easiest things to do for a more sustainable life-style, & fresh herbs straight from your garden, have so much flavour than bought ones. It’s not just about sustainability, there are many other good reasons: fresh, organic herbs a few steps from your kitchen the best tasting […]

Filed Under: Blog, Growing Food, Plants, Recycling & Sustainability Tagged With: how to grow herbs, sustainable gardening, window-box gardening

Three Simple Ways To Garden Sustainably

April 10, 2018 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Three Simple Ways To Garden Sustainably

Hello how’s your garden (or window box) growing? Rain has limited gardening outside, so I’ve been sowing seeds & pottering about in the greenhouse. This has given me time to think about how I want the garden to look this year… & more specifically what else I can do to garden sustainably. What can I […]

Filed Under: Blog, Gardening, Plants, Recycling & Sustainability Tagged With: green roof, right plant right place, sustainable gardening

What To Do In The Garden In March

March 14, 2018 By Jill Anderson 5 Comments

What To Do In The Garden In March

  I’m not a natural list maker, I have to fight the urge to just get on & do things, but, when I’ve made one, I immediately feel organised. They’ve become essential for gardening because it’s so maddening when you forget something … & have to wait until next year. Realistically, more than one list […]

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New Garden Gear To Make Life Easy, Stylish & Sustainable

March 5, 2018 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

New Garden Gear To Make Life Easy, Stylish & Sustainable

The view from my kitchen door, early one morning, just before heading off to London last week for the day. I love a visit to London, to walk through the city seeing the sights & people-watching is always a treat. This time though, it was head down, avoiding the slippery pavements & hoping snow hadn’t […]

Filed Under: Blog, Gardening, Recycling & Sustainability Tagged With: bare-root hedging, Bosch power assisted secateurs, Burgon and Ball, Garden Press event 2018., new gardening products, robotic lawn mower, sustainable gardening

Spring Flowering Bulbs – A Quick Hack

February 5, 2018 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

Spring Flowering Bulbs – A Quick Hack

I rather like this stage of winter. The trees are still bare, the light is steely-grey, but a close look reveals green shoots nosing their way through the earth. Change is on the way, but for now, I’m enjoying it for what it is & making the most of early flowering bulbs. I  wrapped up […]

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Last Years Favourite Garden Visits.

January 9, 2018 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Last Years Favourite Garden Visits.

  When I lived in Oslo in the 80’s, I’d ask Norwegian friends how they got through the long winters. Their answer was always the same, warming drinks, light plenty of candles, create a snug atmosphere & hunker down. Go with the season I’ve interpreted this as accepting winter for what it is, & taking the […]

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Come & Have A Look At This Beautiful Garden.

December 19, 2017 By Jill Anderson 4 Comments

Come & Have A Look At This Beautiful Garden.

As the year draws to a close, I’ve been thinking back on gardens I visited this year. One of my favourites, had a few moments of fame as the backdrop to a recent BBC television series. Vann is set in leafy surroundings down a quiet country lane in Surrey. I visited on one of those misty […]

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The Garden In December.

December 1, 2017 By Jill Anderson 4 Comments

The Garden In December.

December in the garden is a good month. It’s the ideal antidote to the business of Christmas, a time to wrap up & quietly get on with things outside. I’ve realised that having less space than when we had the allotment, we tend to cram vegetables in too close together. It’s a tempting, but misguided […]

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The R.H.S. Autumn Show 2017

October 29, 2017 By Jill Anderson 4 Comments

The R.H.S. Autumn Show 2017

Hello, it’s nice to see you here, I wanted to share my visit to The R.H.S. Autumn Show in London last week with you. I hate to miss this one, it always feels like a last hurrah, the final opportunity to visit a Garden Show, get some plant inspiration & a little garden related shopping […]

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Join Me On A Visit To Sissinghurst Garden

October 10, 2017 By Jill Anderson 8 Comments

Join Me On A Visit To Sissinghurst Garden

Sissinghurst, that iconic garden, is only a 90 minute drive from us, but it’s been at least 4 years since the last visit, so on one of those beautifully, bright autumn days last week, we finally made a return visit. Unlike other famous gardens, Sissinghurst isn’t a conventional house surrounded by land, & despite being […]

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What To Do In The Garden In October

October 2, 2017 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

What To Do In The Garden In October

I hope you’re enjoying the autumn colour, if you’re in this part of the world?  It almost makes me happy that summer is over. I’ve got a whole list of things to do in the garden this month, there’s a mix of clearing out the remains of summer & preparing things for next year. Firstly […]

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A Fabulous Garden Tucked Away In The Welsh Hills.

September 17, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

A Fabulous Garden Tucked Away In The Welsh Hills.

Arriving at Allt-y-bela feels a little like driving straight into a picture, perhaps because I know it so well from all the magazine pictures I’ve seen. Despite this familiarity, it’s an impressive arrival, after driving a mile or so down a track. We’d booked a couple of nights bed & breakfast here at the country […]

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What To Do In The Garden In September

September 5, 2017 By Jill Anderson 4 Comments

What To Do In The Garden In September

We’re at that time between summer & autumn, when the garden is poised & ready for change, & when a few simple tasks, will make all the difference to the garden next year. What happens in the garden this month depends on the weather, mild sunshine keeps lots of plants going, but given cooler, wetter […]

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What To Do In The Garden In August.

August 16, 2017 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

What To Do In The Garden In August.

August is a busy, productive month in the garden. The vegetable garden is at full tilt & we’re realising the fruits of our labours, picking vegetables for our dinner most evenings this month. So far we’ve had courgettes, spinach, beans & purple podded peas. The latter have been finally weakened by mildew, but I’d definitely grow […]

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Delightful Dahlias & How To Keep Them Flowering.

July 26, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Delightful Dahlias & How To Keep Them Flowering.

We’ve had plenty of sunshine & rain here recently, & everything has taken advantage of this, growing at a fast pace. This of course, includes the numbers of pests like slugs & snails. Last year I was so disappointed when my 6 young dahlia plants were all eaten, snails I think… possibly assisted by slugs? This […]

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A Day The Hampton Court Flower Show 2017

July 5, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

A Day The Hampton Court Flower Show 2017

I have hazy memories of visiting the first Hampton Court Palace Flower Show in 1993 & my how it’s changed over the years. My impression is that in those early years visitors wanted inspiration & ideas to use in their own gardens. This is still the case, but life has become a bit more complex […]

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Easy Elderflower Cordial.

June 20, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Elderflower cordial is one of those things that’s deeply  satisfying to make. This is an easy recipe & has a lovely, fresh flavour & tastes so much better than any that I’ve ever bought. I’ve always been shocked at the amount of sugar that’s required, & experimented with reducing the amount in an effort to make […]

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Best Gardens At The Chelsea Flower Show 2017

May 25, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Best Gardens At The Chelsea Flower Show 2017

The best gardens at The Chelsea Flower Show, are the ones that I find myself returning to a couple of times during the morning, taking more photos & generally just to stand & gaze at them What makes a great garden for me, is one that combines a good lay-out, has the right proportion & […]

Filed Under: Blog, Gardening, Plants Tagged With: Charlotte Harris garen designer, Sarah Raven, The Chelsea Flower Show 2017, World Horse Welfare

10 Tips for Sustainable Gardening, You Know It Makes Sense.

May 12, 2017 By Jill Anderson 9 Comments

10 Tips for Sustainable Gardening, You Know It Makes Sense.

A new season in the garden, & a very busy one at that, but I’ve made time to think about how I go about gardening. We’ve been here for 2 years, so it seemed a good time to review how it’s all going, & especially my quest for sustainable gardening. I’ve got a check-list in […]

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Lemon Polenta Cake

April 28, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Lemon Polenta Cake

This weekend has been designated a gardening weekend, there’s loads to do out there, but we will find time to sit & have a cup of tea & a slice of cake in our new, little summerhouse. Lemon polenta is a perfect bake for a busy weekend when time is short. Firstly it tastes deliciously […]

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The Garden In April

April 20, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

The Garden In April

It’s all change out there, the roadsides are filling up with clouds of cow-parsley [aka Queen Annes’ Lace] & the bluebells have begun to carpet the woods with that wonderful violet-blue haze. The garden in April is full of promise, though in my garden this includes the promise of bindweed, as well as lots of […]

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The Vegetable Garden In March

March 22, 2017 By Jill Anderson 4 Comments

The Vegetable Garden In March

The allotment or vegetable garden in March is gearing up to be a busy place, at this time of year I’m either about to sow seeds or I’m looking after early sown seedlings. What seeds to sow & when to sow them can be confusing, I have a couple of guides. Grow what you like […]

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What To Do In The Garden In March

March 17, 2017 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

What To Do In The Garden In March

Hello, I’m back from a wonderful couple of weeks in India. It’s good to be back, there’s s pretty froth of blossom in hedgerows & a noticable difference in the growth of the garden. Fresh green shoots on shrubs, new growth on the roses & the hellebores are all beautifully in full flower. They’ve been […]

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English Garden Visits 2017

February 20, 2017 By Jill Anderson 4 Comments

English Garden Visits 2017

Visiting gardens is such a joy, it’s usually inspiring, a good day out, there may be little plants to buy, & there is always cake. Every year I have a list in my head of gardens to visit when they’re at their best. This is mostly in the spring through to late summer, which makes […]

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The Vegetable Garden in February

February 17, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

The Vegetable Garden in February

So what’s a good time for a vegetable gardener to go away on holiday? Of course you can’t make this the only criteria for holiday planning, but it did cross my mind when we talked at Christmas about holidays this year. Spring seems like the busiest time in the garden, there are seeds to sow […]

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Finding Time To Grow Vegetables.

February 6, 2017 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

Finding Time To Grow Vegetables.

There’s no doubt that growing your own vegetables is good thing, but when I first had an allotment I got completely carried away. In my enthusiasm I grew lots of vegetables from seed, & when they nearly all germinated, I didn’t have the heart to get rid of most of them, “Why not just plant […]

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How to Grow Half-Hardy Annuals from Seed

January 30, 2017 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

How to Grow Half-Hardy Annuals from Seed

How was your weekend? I spent some time looking through photos of summer gardens this weekend for inspiration , & I’m pretty excited about the flowers I’m going to grow. Last time I wrote about growing half-hardy annuals, plants that grow, flower, set seed then die in a season. This time it’s all about growing […]

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Growing Hardy Annual Flowers from Seed.

January 23, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Growing Hardy Annual Flowers from Seed.

Although the temperatures here are a bit lightweight compared to say Scandinavia, what I call The Big Freeze carries on. I’m not complaining, it all looks rather lovely out there. Though I’m itching to get some shrubs planted, but the soil is frozen so I’m content to be inside drinking hot chocolate, & planning what […]

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My Guide to Sowing Seeds.

January 21, 2017 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

My Guide to Sowing Seeds.

Our garden is frozen solid, & has been for a few days now, which is fine because staying inside & planning what to grow this year is a lovely thing to be getting on with. One of the easiest & cheapest way to get lots of plants is to grow them from seed, more than […]

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Some Of The Vegetables I’ll Be Growing In 2017

January 5, 2017 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

Some Of The Vegetables I’ll Be Growing In 2017

2017 is going to be the year of growing vegetables again. Not having an allotment anymore & the new garden being re-done in 2016, meant thin pickings. I missed having freshly picked vegetables, ones that I knew hadn’t been sprayed with any chemicals. I also missed having unusual vegetables, I never got complacent with the […]

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My Garden In December

December 18, 2016 By Jill Anderson 2 Comments

My Garden In December

With the end of the year just round the corner, it seems like a good time to look back on the garden in 2016. Our garden changed a lot in late summer when the landscape people arrived & did some major work. Underground drainage pipes were the most important part of all the work. There’s […]

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Organic Gardening – Making Garden Bird Food

December 8, 2016 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

Organic Gardening – Making Garden Bird Food

How’s your garden, now that we’re properly into winter? This shift in the season has made a welcome change, there’s a kind of stillness in mine as everything quietens down. Generally it’s still a work in progress, so we’ll skim over that until I have more to report back to you …. except I have […]

Filed Under: Blog, Gardening, Recycling & Sustainability Tagged With: attracting birds in to your garden, feeding garden birds, organic gardening

My Vegetable Garden in November

November 14, 2016 By Jill Anderson Leave a Comment

My Vegetable Garden in November

The clocks going back & shorter days have made a big difference to the garden here, but that’s not the only big change around here. We’ve also had proper frosts, coating the ground with a dusting of sparkles. Though our sheltered garden has escaped so far. This has given me a second chance to dig-up […]

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