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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Gathering momentum
I had intended to spend most of the day in the garden today, lots of things to do, but it started to drizzle before lunch and from the kitchen window I can see that the rain is still speckling … Continue reading
Posted in #britishflowers, Creating my garden, In my garden
Tagged #britishflowers, allotment, English gardens, gardening, rain, spring day
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“April is the cruellest month”
At least according to T.S Eliot it is, but from where I’m sitting and looking back, March 2013 is a top contender and that is in the relatively mild South East of England; I pity the poor farmers in the … Continue reading