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Category: Newsletters, Sue's Musings, What's New Tags: elton john, Fruit, garden, Health, nature, newsletter, Spring, Vegetables
The hot weather at the start of the summer has definitely had a big effect on many of our crops. Without going into the usual veggies, spuds onions beans, beans, beans …. we have had maybe our best ever returns from a number of different sources. Let’s start with the less well known. The Sichuan Peppercorn tree has yielded six spice jars worth of dried peppercorns, three times more than the… Read More
Category: What's New Tags: Beer, Brecon Beacons Open Garden, Cider, Firewood, Fruit, Grwyne Fawr, Harvest, onions, organic, organic growing, Potatoes, Spice, Sustainable living, Vegetables, Welsh garden
Yesterday was the annual Llanthony Valley & District Show and Sports. The weather wasn’t the greatest; wellies and 4x4s were the order of the day. In addition to the usual vegetable show classes, the Garden Club runs a number of classes for – for want of a better term – vegetables in the ground. This year there was really only one class which we felt was for us – Most Productive Vegetable… Read More
Category: What's New Tags: Charles Dowding, Llanthony Show, Open Garden, organic, prize winner, Vegetables
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Britt Willoughby Dyer – photographer
Liz Knight – Forage Fine Foods
Sarah Price – garden designer and writer
Mick Petts – landscape artist and pond builder
Some info about Gardening for Health
Tourist info for the Crickhowell area
Brecon Beacons National Park Authority
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