At college, amongst other hortie stuff, I studied design. One of the things I remember was that, as well as constructing parterres and pottagers, it is important to find space for the bins and room for the washing line. When you live with a small garden it is a compromise that you can either likeContinue reading “Six on Saturday – Wash Day”
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Six on Saturday – Wild Week
Well that was a wild one. Prolonged below zero temperatures, the first named storm of the year, which reeked havoc in my home county, and shocking world events that both boil the blood and freeze the soul. Thank goodness we have each other. Jim at Garden Ruminations keeps us all on track and if youContinue reading “Six on Saturday – Wild Week”
Six on Saturday – Disappointment
Since I was last SoSing I’ve been on my travels, back to my former stomping ground in North Devon. It was wonderful, it did not disappoint. Well perhaps only once, when due to circumstances and issues far more important than me, I couldn’t see my old pal Hero. There will be other times, I amContinue reading “Six on Saturday – Disappointment”
