Some gardeners are missing the point: It really doesnt matter how well plants in your garden grow or do not grow, no plants or garden justify the use of peat. Ever. We must therefore adapt- even if that means a loss of quality (which I firmly believe is not the case)
I never tire of watching bees going about their business. Look at its little leg and its face! Going to plant more heleniums for them.๐ฅฐ #bees@Kate_Bradbury@DaveGoulson
This years seed sowing has begun. A range of flowers to get the wildlife into the garden. Also turning a part of the lawn into a mini wildflower meadow. #growyourown#gardening#SpringIsComing#horticulture
A wilder lawn "is probably the single most effective thing you can do in any garden of any size" says @TheMontyDon
HEAR, HEAR!
Plantlife's rallying call to #NoMowMay saw 'shaggier' lawns ERUPT with wild flowers last year inc bee orchids https://t.co/62DyIoBmZw
@DrTrevorDines
A day late but my #sixonsaturday. Unsure of exact species & cultivars as most were inherited with the new garden. Narcissus, Helleborus, Eranthis hyemalis, Saxifraga, Crocus, Galanthus
Next door has had a clear out and I've acquired all these lovely old garden tools. They're in better condition than some ive more recently bought. #gardening#gardeners#secondhand
Celebrated my 30th birthday yesterday in style. Gardening and drinking gin. Treated myself to some hedge shears and a pruning saw. Lockdown wont beat me. #lockdown2uk