
Those of a nervous disposition may care not to read on. A week ago we had three drakes, six hens and a cockerel. Today we have one drake, five hens and...
It’s the 1st of October and we’ve just picked some cracking raspberries for breakfast. Nothing strange there you may think – they must be Autumn friuting varieties. Well, yes, some of...
Most of you are now thinking about shenanigans in high political places in America. Watergate to us is a fence across our river, placed to attempt to keep sheep out of...
Concluding our virtual tour of the garden as it was this May. It has been an interesting exercise, not least in the decision making process of what constitutes a ‘good’ picture...
The second of what will be three parts of our current virtual tour of the garden. Day 6 We move into the Spooky Forest. Planted many, many years ago by the...
This weekend should have seen our annual opening for the National Garden Scheme, but the COVID-19 has put a firm end to that, so this week and next we are posting...
Over the years of our opening the garden we have had so many comments about the hazel tunnel we build every year or so (depending on the winter weather) that I...