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Autumn Equinox

All downhill from here.

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 23, 2015Posted inUncategorized13 Comments on Autumn Equinox

Strikes and Soup

Three strikes and I am out. First strike:  The night was a wild one, for all the wrong reasons.  The rain hammered against the windows, the wind shook the house by the shoulders and sleep was patchy.  The morning broke, a little stunned but dry.  Although heavy thundery showers were forecast, I decided to riskContinue reading “Strikes and Soup”

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 22, 2015June 16, 2018Posted inRecipes, Uncategorized17 Comments on Strikes and Soup

Subtle

You don’t always have to shout to be heard.  This beautiful Gladiolus papilio proves just that.

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 21, 2015Posted inUncategorized7 Comments on Subtle

Geum “Blazing Sunset”

That will warm your cockles!

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 20, 2015Posted inUncategorized7 Comments on Geum “Blazing Sunset”

Innocence

“I just wondered” Mr G slipped into the conversation “what are you like at shifting hay bales?”  “I don’t know, I’ve never tried.” “Just popping out for a couple of hours, cover for me.”  “Of course.”

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 19, 2015Posted inUncategorized13 Comments on Innocence

Fire Eaters

For some reason I am noticing a lot of seed pods this year.  This is Pittosporum tenuifolium and I don’t recall ever having seen fruit on this large shrub (with designs on being a tree).  Perhaps in previous years I have been diverted by some exciting autumnal event, although I can’t imagine what that couldContinue reading “Fire Eaters”

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 18, 2015Posted inUncategorized9 Comments on Fire Eaters

Second Time Around

Better than before?  Perhaps more welcome.

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 17, 2015Posted inUncategorized4 Comments on Second Time Around

Fire

We were stood up by the dregs of Tropical Storm Henri today, at the last moment he veered off to the east.  This is definitely not a complaint, an unexpected dry day is a joy indeed.  We celebrated at Max’s house by shifting piles of garden detritus up and down his garden’s steep slopes usingContinue reading “Fire”

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 16, 2015Posted inUncategorized12 Comments on Fire

Darstardly

For someone who professes to love plants, I spend an awful lot of time digging them up.  Last week my latest victim was crocosmia, probably that Old Devil called Lucifer. Any guilt is alleviated by the fact that it is nigh on impossible to rid yourself of these admittedly attractive plants.  This is due toContinue reading “Darstardly”

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 15, 2015Posted inUncategorizedTags:crocosmia14 Comments on Darstardly

Farm Force

I am generally a little sniffy about TV garden makeovers.  To me instant gardening is the antithesis of what it is all about, in fact it may very well be one of those oxymorons.  In fact I would go as far as to say that the words “instant” and “gardening” should never appear the sameContinue reading “Farm Force”

Posted byofftheedgegardeningSeptember 14, 2015Posted inUncategorized23 Comments on Farm Force

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