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late summer | Balcony in Berlin

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Laquo; shades of change. A little autumn arrangement. August 14, 2016. Also in abundance are the tomatoes; with three plants this year I wanted to have enough for cooking, and I did. I picked off enough to make just under two litres of sauce and when I got back after the weekend the plants already looked like this:. Shortly hereafter, the one on the left toppled and left me with the harvest in the top photo, which is now just sitting on the counter. Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window).

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra: V. faba, A. italicum and endless R. fruticosus

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra. The story of a garden and its gardener in South West London. Friday, 9 November 2012. V faba, A. italicum and endless R. fruticosus. Since last night I've had Zombie by The Cranberries stuck in my head. I like the song but it makes a brutal earworm. Been listening to a lot of Lyndsey Stirling of late as I do so love string music. Today I brushed back the leaves off the beds and lo! I have a show to light now so I'd best get off the comp. Until next time xx. Hi, I'm Joey&#4...

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra: March 2015

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra. The story of a garden and its gardener in South West London. Friday, 13 March 2015. What does this have to do with Terry Pratchett? The words we read help form us. Sorry Jacques, but there is. An author and there is. 8220;All right,” said Susan. “I’m not stupid. You’re saying humans need… fantasies to make life bearable. AS IF IT WAS SOME KIND OF PINK PILL? NO HUMANS NEED FANTASY TO BE HUMAN. TO BE THE PLACE WHERE THE FALLING ANGEL MEETS THE RISING APE. 8220;There’s ...

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra: Thoughts on Leelah Alcorn

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra. The story of a garden and its gardener in South West London. Friday, 2 January 2015. Thoughts on Leelah Alcorn. Trigger warning for suicide, transphobia. You've likely read the story by now. If you haven't then go on, I'll wait. S death when they bloody well had a hand in it! There is a proposal for Leelah's Law: a ban on conversion therapies. I'm backing it 100%. They've never been proven safe or effective, at best they teach. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This is w...

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra: January 2015

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra. The story of a garden and its gardener in South West London. Saturday, 10 January 2015. Trigger Warning: FUCK TRIGGER WARNINGS! I've been drinking so this will get fubar. My friend said that atheism is dominant in society and that theists are sidelined. I countered that while this is true in the Left, in Queer spaces, and in the cold war USSR, it is not true of Britain as a whole. And ending up with a criminal record. Yes in Britain, yes in the 21st century! Go for it mate!

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra: Primary Succession

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Labore et sol et aqua et terra. The story of a garden and its gardener in South West London. Saturday, 12 January 2013. Has sprung up from beneath the sea like a kraken of sand. It has since become home to 50 plant species and a bunch of sea birds. Higher land animals are highly unlikely until the ground is very very stable and the plantlife is sufficiently fecund. Likely it'll just be birds and amphibians until the trees appear. This won't happen though. Biologists and geologists will argue - and ri...

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Wordless Wednesday: Diamond Studs | Rambling in the Garden

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Rambling in the Garden. 8230;and nurturing my soul. Map of The Garden. Map of the Garden, version 2. Map of the Species Snowdrop Border. Seascape: Gravel and Shell Mural. Garden Bloggers Blooms Day: Don’t Stop me Now (I’m having such a good time): Gallery. Baking and other Edibles. Banana, Date and Cherry Loaf. Great British Bake Off. In Stitches for Christmas 2012. In a Vase on Monday : It Don’t Mean a Thing (if it ain’t got that zing). I need somebody) →. Wordless Wednesday: Diamond Studs. May 20, 2015.

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Alan Jolliffe: Storing Pumpkins

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The Art and Science of Gardening", Gardens, Horticulture, Plants, Garden History, Conservation, Garden Tourism. Sunday, April 5, 2015. Pumpkin is a great vegetable for winter time in New Zealand. Interestingly in Britain pumpkin is not considered a vegetable desirable for the table as it is fed to cattle as a winter feed. It may also be regarded as a vegetable for the lower class. Once dry they can be inspected for damage and stored in a cool dry place with a minimum temperature of about 5C. Do not p...

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Alan Jolliffe: Coffee New variety needed to cope with climate change

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The Art and Science of Gardening", Gardens, Horticulture, Plants, Garden History, Conservation, Garden Tourism. Friday, March 20, 2015. Coffee New variety needed to cope with climate change. Some interesting work being undertaken at Kew Gardens London UK. Friday, March 20, 2015. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View from the Deck. On the posts please. Http:/ feeds.feedburner.com/blogspot/VzBzN. Of Alan Jolliffe unless otherwise noted. If you wish to use this material please contact me first at.