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Orchard | Home on the Hill
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Home on the Hill. Carrie's gardening and craft blog. Chooks, chickens, poultry. Hazel coppice and bees. The garden with no name. Looking down the orchard. Last winter I stored some of the later varieties in the geranda and bike shed – they kept until well into the New Year. We would also like to obtain an apple press for making cider and juice. Cox’s orange pippin. This is complemented by varieties of plums, greengages and self sown damsons. There is a video tour of the orchard. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Naked garden | Home on the Hill
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Home on the Hill. Carrie's gardening and craft blog. Chooks, chickens, poultry. Hazel coppice and bees. The garden with no name. Originally this garden was overshadowed by 2 huge conifers on the south side these were removed around the turn of the century, allowing the light in. We call this ‘the naked garden’ because it’s almost un-overlooked, and it would be possible to garden naked here. Also for the statue by the pond. The hedge along the south side of the garden is an evergreen wildlife hedge, and h...
Gate and driveway | Home on the Hill
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Home on the Hill. Carrie's gardening and craft blog. Chooks, chickens, poultry. Hazel coppice and bees. The garden with no name. Originally we hoped to remove all the ash growing in the hedgerow by the drive, but this is a massive undertaking and rather expensive. I’m not sure what our plans are for this part of the garden, other than to say, it needs renovating. But for now, the ash, ivy, brambles and self-seeded Prunus. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
Back garden | Home on the Hill
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Home on the Hill. Carrie's gardening and craft blog. Chooks, chickens, poultry. Hazel coppice and bees. The garden with no name. Originally this was planted with lots of shrubs. However, after years trying and failing to keep on top of the weeding (lots of bindweed), we finally decided that the shrubs were too big, too boring and too high maintenance for not much return. Indian Bean Tree) in the middle of the lawn, and Amelanchier lamarkii. At the top of the steps, and the aforementioned Amelanchier.
The garden with no name | Home on the Hill
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Home on the Hill. Carrie's gardening and craft blog. Chooks, chickens, poultry. Hazel coppice and bees. The garden with no name. The garden with no name. Hmm, how to describe the space between the hornbeam hedge and secret, wild garden? From the wildflower meadow. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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The late summer harvest - growing apples and pears - dig the outside
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August 29, 2013. The late summer harvest – growing apples and pears. I love growing apples and pears and I’m so lucky to have two mature trees in my allotment garden. They were both planted around 4 years before I took over the plot and I’ve been there around 10 years myself now. Baby pears last month, I love the way they grow up in the air! Pears seem to be a lot easier to store, they last longer and they get eaten by Adam very quickly so it’s just apples that I need to work on. Fruit blossom in spring.
Herbal Haven » June
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Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Sow arnica, basil, borage, chives, fennel, rocket, summer and winter purslane and winter savoury. Thin out seeds sown last month. All your herbs raised in the greenhouse or on the kitchen windowsill should be planted out by now. Now’s the ideal time to take cuttings of lavender, lemon verbena, pineapple sage, rosemary, myrtle, scented geranium, tarragon, thyme and marjoram. You can also lift and divide lawn chamomile, pennyroyal and thyme.
Herbal Haven » March
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Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Lungwort, one of the first flowering herbs of spring. Jobs to do in the herb garden in March. 8211; Continue sowing herb seeds throughout this month, remember that some herb seeds like a cold start (stratification); these include Soapwort, Sweet Cicely and Angelica. There is a long list of herbs you can sow in March including Agrimony, Chamomile, Dill, Fennel and Bergamot. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You must be logged in to post a comment.
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Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Growing herbs for bees is easy to achieve, just follow these five simple guide lines. Grow herbs in a part of your garden where they will receive full sun for most of the day. Plant herbs with a mixture of heights and flower sizes. Tall herbs such as Sunflower, Angelica, Foxglove and Evening Primrose will attract bees and lure them to pollinate shorter plants. Consider the colours of your herbs – Like you and me bees have favourite colours, they find blue, purple, and...
Herbal Haven » February
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Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Jobs to do in the herb garden in February. If you’re still growing herbs like parsley, buckler leaved sorrel and chervil outdoors make sure they’re protected with cloches or fleece, make regular checks and if the winds have blow the protection about put it back and secure it. Regularly remove any fallen leaves and foliage from around your herbs, leaving it there gives and invitation to unwelcome, over-wintering pests. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Herbal Haven » July
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Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Give your shrubby herbs a trim and shape. Lavender plants will benefit from a trim once they’ve finished flowering, don’t prune old wood, just prune into this year’s growth. Keep hoeing and weeding and pinching out flowering tips on herbs such as basil and mint to ensure good leafy growth. Take cuttings of Scented Geraniums, Lemon Verbena, fruit sages e.g. pineapple and tangerine, Catmint, Curry Plant, Hyssop and Myrtle . Cut back ...I often g...
Herbal Haven » Herbs for Bees
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Jobs To Do In The Herb Garden. Growing herbs for bees is easy to achieve, just follow these five simple guide lines. Grow herbs in a part of your garden where they will receive full sun for most of the day. Plant herbs with a mixture of heights and flower sizes. Tall herbs such as Sunflower, Angelica, Foxglove and Evening Primrose will attract bees and lure them to pollinate shorter plants. Consider the colours of your herbs – Like you and me bees have favourite colours, they find blue, purple, and...
apotheblogary: Dandelion pesto
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Monday, 28 April 2008. You get rocket pesto, red pepper pesto, aubergine pesto etc. So I've just made up dandelion pesto, adapting a Jamie Oliver recipe. For normal basil pesto (I bet he didn't see that one coming! 3 handfuls of fresh, chopped dandelion leaves. 1 handful of lightly toasted pine nuts. 1 clove of garlic. Posted by Elizabeth Marsh. 26 July 2008 at 01:16. Hello fellow Herb Lady,. I will give it a try ;). 26 July 2008 at 08:26. I hope you enjoy! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Until recen...
apotheblogary: Chick pea face mask
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Monday, 31 March 2008. Chick pea face mask. This is a recipe from my Indian hairdresser - apparently it can be used as both a face and hair pack. It is simple to make, just mix up some chick pea flour (also known as gram flour. And natural yoghurt (2 teaspoons of each is about enough for the face). I've looked around the web and this seems to be fairly popular as a recipe. I saw one that also included turmeric. 160;medicine with uses including skin conditions. . Posted by Elizabeth Marsh. Chickpea flour ...
apotheblogary: Rosehip & Hibiscus tea
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Friday, 28 March 2008. Rosehip and Hibiscus tea. This is a good winter warmer! You can get rosehip and hibiscus tea fairly readily as a tea bag. I've just bought rosehip granules and dried hibiscus flowers from Baldwins. And made up my own loose mixture - of which I put a teaspoon in for 1 cup. When something is so healthy it's good to find as many reasons as possible to eat/ drink it - and here we have a recipe for rose hip schnapps. 160;Time to get picking in the autumn. :-). 160;- thank you! Perfumes,...
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Home on the Highway | Our adventures driving the Pan-Am.
Home on the Highway. Our adventures driving the Pan-Am. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Lassen Volcanic, Shasta, Redwood National Park. Where are we now? Eagles Nest Outfitters Hammock. GSI Outdoors Dualist Cookset. Endless Breeze Fan-Tastic Vent 12V Fan. Coleman 2-Burner Propane Stove. Recovery Equipment and Tools. How to get Mexican TELCEL service on Unlocked Cellphone. The 4Runner Revolts – Day 2. August 28, 2013. 8221; (I cant! When the mechanic returned to the door he said he wou...
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This blog was started for two (2) reasons which are as follows. 1. A certain Matthew Dellinger started a blog and in order to be completely up on the times, I saw the need to embark on my own blogging career. 2. To consider the current condition of the state (California), country (USA), world, and the church in relation to these. Wednesday, October 17, 2007. Posted by Jon Baker. Friday, October 05, 2007. 17 Though the fig tree does not bud. And there are no grapes on the vines,. Posted by Jon Baker.
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Home on the hill. Month12 – bye bye caravan. Posted by home on the hill. The blog is back and I’m delighted to say that we have moved into the house.someone open the champagne. It’s not quite finished yet, with decorating, floorings and storage still in progress, but 12 months after we started clearing the plot we are finally in. Our trusty static caravan has been sold and made its … Continue reading →. Month12 – bye bye caravan. The things we have learnt living in the caravan during winter.
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Home on the Hill. Chooks, chickens, poultry. Hazel coppice and bees. The garden with no name. Not quite ‘good-bye’. March 18, 2017. Home on the Hill. I haven’t blogged in a while because I’ve been working behind the scenes moving this blog over, as much as I can, to homeonthehill.org.uk. The new blog will have the same look and feel as this one, so if you’ve enjoyed following me on here, please come over to homeonthehill.org.uk. And click the ‘follow’ button on the top right. Potato Day and Seedy Sunday.
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Meandering on the Island. Just another WordPress.com weblog. September 24, 2009. Non-stop celebrating on this Island…. there’s a new festival to celebrate here every week. We are just embarking into the Moon Cake Festival and last Monday was a National Holiday – Hari Raya Day. All of the days off, the parties, the decorations, the festivities…. are a luxury afforded by living on an Island that embraces many different religions and cultures. And the money purchased to burn….called Joss paper. Sometimes th...
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