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Learning to keep bees – spriggy twigging
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Rambling musings of a nature lover and budding botanist. Learning to keep bees. May 7, 2016. May 21, 2016. This weekend could not have been any more different. It was already over 18 C by the time I reached the training apiary and the bees were busily entering and exiting their hives. Peeking over the Hawthorn hedge into the apiary. A beautiful piece of brace comb attached to the crown board. The wonders of wild garlic. 4 thoughts on “ Learning to keep bees. May 9, 2016 at 5:38 pm. Liked by 1 person.
A plea for the bumblebee – spriggy twigging
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Rambling musings of a nature lover and budding botanist. A plea for the bumblebee. May 12, 2016. May 21, 2016. There has been a lot of media coverage about the plight of the honeybee over the last year and it seems that many people are now aware of the issues surrounding their struggles and what they can do to help. Less so for the furry relative of the honeybee, the wild and untamed bumblebee. 8220;So what can I do? For inspiration or to see how bumblebee friendly your garden is. May 13, 2016 at 10:27 am.
Regenerative effects of birch sap – spriggy twigging
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Rambling musings of a nature lover and budding botanist. Regenerative effects of birch sap. May 19, 2016. May 21, 2016. In January I decided to go sugar-free for a couple of months. Surprisingly I found it quite fun because I ended up discovering all sorts of food and drinks that I normally wouldn’t have considered consuming. So it was during this time when I was looking for a drink other than water, that I came across birch sap. You should only tap mature trees as irreparable damage can be done to a you...
The healing power of calendula – spriggy twigging
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Rambling musings of a nature lover and budding botanist. The healing power of calendula. May 13, 2016. May 21, 2016. It was a seedy kind of day yesterday, the perfect kind of warm day to sow seeds. Personally I love the magic of planting seeds outdoors and seeing them come to life and develop into happy, healthy plants. Top of my list yesterday was a packet of. The name calendula derives from the historic name for the first day of the month in the Roman calendar,. As flowers would often appear on this da...
About – spriggy twigging
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Rambling musings of a nature lover and budding botanist. I was born and raised in South Africa and enjoyed spending time outdoors horse riding in my youth. I moved to England in 1999 and studied horse management then historic building and environment conservation. Most recently I have worked as an assistant conservation officer and as a textile conservation technician and am currently exploring my interest in beekeeping, gardening, herbology and conservation of the natural environment.
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Our London Garden – The Frustrated Gardener
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The life and loves of a time-poor plantsman. The Making of the Garden. Posts About the Garden. The Making of the Garden. Potted hostas revel in the cool shade of our urban garden. Highgate Hill, North London. North East facing. Virtually sunless in winter with morning sun in the spring, summer and autumn. Sheltered by London brick walls. Heavy clay and subsoil over a disused school playground. Far from ideal growing conditions! 8216;Patriot’ is one of my favourites. I had in mind quite an overgrown forma...
The Making of Our Coastal Garden – The Frustrated Gardener
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The life and loves of a time-poor plantsman. The Making of the Garden. Posts About the Garden. The Making of the Garden. The Making of Our Coastal Garden. Filling the shady corners with potted hostas and the sunny corners with standard olive trees, lavenders and geraniums. In the early years we chose pastels for our sunny courtyard. A magazine article about designer Wayne Hemmingway had also inspired me with its images of a long outdoor dining table, backed by lush planting and statement lighting. And so...
Que Sera Sera …. – The Frustrated Gardener
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The life and loves of a time-poor plantsman. The Making of the Garden. Posts About the Garden. The Making of the Garden. By The Frustrated Gardener. July 31, 2015 8:38 am. August 2, 2015. Que Sera Sera …. Trachelospermum jasminoides –. A flawless sheet of sweetly fragrant white blossom. We do hope you can come along and share our garden with us. For those who can’t there will be a full update on The Frustrated Gardener next week. Read about last year’s open day. Read about our new garden project. On July...
The Watch House NGS Open Weekend 2015 – The Frustrated Gardener
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The life and loves of a time-poor plantsman. The Making of the Garden. Posts About the Garden. The Making of the Garden. By The Frustrated Gardener. August 4, 2015 6:30 pm. August 7, 2015. The Watch House NGS Open Weekend 2015. Pots on the front door steps. Sunday was an altogether more relaxed affair. Visitors trickled in steadily, allowing them plenty of time to get a real sense of the space. Entering the garden along a scented tunnel of. I enjoyed a long chat with two ladies from Deal who are organisi...
Plant List – The Frustrated Gardener
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The life and loves of a time-poor plantsman. The Making of the Garden. Posts About the Garden. The Making of the Garden. Santa Cruz ironwood) – splendid ferny foliage and netted, peeling, red bark. The birds love it for fashioning their nests. Flowers, like a white achillea, appeared for the first time this year. 8211; (Japanese green olive, above) – sculptural small tree with glossy evergreen leaves. Best allowed to develop itself into a brooding, cloud-like shape. A rare, fabulous, South African shrub ...
The Making of our London Garden – The Frustrated Gardener
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The life and loves of a time-poor plantsman. The Making of the Garden. Posts About the Garden. The Making of the Garden. The Making of our London Garden. Victorian children would once have used this spot as a playground. Quite a task, and one which took four long nights trudging in and out through our flat. Various forms of lighting mean that we can enjoy the garden in the evenings. Ideally we’d have given the rich mix of loam, composted wool and well-rotted bracken a chance to settle, but it was a...
Daily Flower Candy: Viper’s Bugloss – The Frustrated Gardener
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The life and loves of a time-poor plantsman. The Making of the Garden. Posts About the Garden. The Making of the Garden. By The Frustrated Gardener. August 8, 2015 6:13 pm. August 11, 2015. Daily Flower Candy: Viper’s Bugloss. Regular readers of this blog will know that I am a big fan of echiums. I love their jewel-coloured flowers, the way they attract bees to the garden and their incredible range of stature; from sprawling Echium tuberculatum. To sky rocketing Echium pininana. A biennial, viper’s...
Agave Aggravation at the Italianate Glasshouse – The Frustrated Gardener
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The life and loves of a time-poor plantsman. The Making of the Garden. Posts About the Garden. The Making of the Garden. By The Frustrated Gardener. August 7, 2015 8:09 am. August 29, 2015. Agave Aggravation at the Italianate Glasshouse. Today, the elegant Italianate Glasshouse is home to vines and succulents. A prettier glasshouse on this scale it’s hard to imagine, but this year something extraordinary has happened to temporarily alter its elegant silhouette. A specimen of. The flower stalk of. For now...
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spriggy twigging – rambling musings of a nature lover and budding botanist
Rambling musings of a nature lover and budding botanist. Regenerative effects of birch sap. May 19, 2016. In January I decided to go sugar-free for a couple of months. Surprisingly I found it quite fun because I ended up discovering all sorts of food and drinks that I normally wouldn’t have considered consuming. So it was during this time when I was looking for a drink other than water, that I came … More Regenerative effects of birch sap. Regenerative effects of birch sap. The healing power of calendula.
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