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Nigel Boldero aka 'Old School Gardener'
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- 12 tips to save time in the garden (12)
- A musing: odd thoughts (21)
- A Select Vietnamese flora (3)
- A-Z of Garden Trees (23)
- A-Z of Perennials (26)
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- Design My Garden – Tips to improve your plot (12)
- Eat Me: guides to growing and using food plants (5)
- Feature plants (189)
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- Four Seasons in One Day- series on climate change and gardening (5)
- Gardening and Gardeners: historical snapshots (42)
- Gardening equipment and tools (67)
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- GQT: your gardening queries answered (43)
- Great Gardens (179)
- Great Gardens: Scotland 2016 (6)
- Grow your own food (156)
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- Health (13)
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- John Evelyn's Monthly in the Garden (12)
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- Monthly Top ten gardening tips (12)
- Mrs. Murphy's Laws of Gardening (14)
- Norfolk in poetry- Jack Kett (13)
- Open Spaces (54)
- Over My Head- looking up at architectural detailing (8)
- Permaculture and sustainability (7)
- Pests and diseases (28)
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- Plantax- the stories behind plant names (21)
- Planting Patterns- wow factor pictures (41)
- Play (205)
- Playful Landscapes- examples (9)
- Portuguese Gardens (31)
- Power of 7- tips (24)
- Recycling projects (110)
- School and childrens' Gardening (80)
- Soils and soil improvement (62)
- Style Counsel: snippets on garden styles (13)
- The Essence of Gardening in 12 Objects (12)
- This and that (1,323)
- West Country Gardens (24)
- Wildlife and Nature (419)
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Recent Posts
- Begone Leatherjackets and Chafer Grubs! — The Enduring Gardener
- Transforming an indigenous garden in Johannesburg. — Jardin
- Simply Beautiful No 23 in a very occasional series — greenbenchramblings
- Norfolk school celebrates allotment project that won its founder a national award
- An interview with… Tim Gill — Rethinking Childhood
- Curatorial September update — Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse
- October in the Garden: Top 10 Tips
- Autumn — NewEnglandGardenAndThread
- 3 Ways Art Shapes Your Identity — Outside The Lines
- Peak Aster — The Enduring Gardener
- Living And Working In Eden — Nitty Gritty Dirt Man
- A weak El Niño is likely — Official blog of the Met Office news team
- Simply Beautiful – No 22 in very occasional series
- Open House London, 2018: A Tour of the Capital’s Council Housing
- Study of a Tree — Secret Gardener
- John Moray-Smith panel — Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse
- How Color Affects Brain Functioning — Outside The Lines
- Zip zip hooray — PlayGroundology
- Solitude … Necessary or Not? — How I Killed Betty!
- Planning the Brexit garden — The Unconventional Gardener
- Crug Farm – a planthunter’s woodland garden — greenbenchramblings
- The Difference Between Soft and Hard Mulches — Deep Green Permaculture
- Essential Oils in the Garden — aristonorganic
- Golden flowers – China Imperial Gold — My Botanical Garden
- September in the Garden: Top 10 Tips
- An Innovative Gardening Technique — The Enduring Gardener
- Colouring in the summer — The official blog for the North York Moors National Park
- Apple Tree Diseases and Planting Location — Deep Green Permaculture
- Kids and Freedom – Tim Gill’s HuffPost 9 Plus 3 from PlayGroundology — PlayGroundology
- A Brief History of Crayons — Outside The Lines
- Prairie in the Garden: Mettawa Manor Part II — gardeninacity
- First pick your blueberries — The Unconventional Gardener
- A walk through West Acre Garden in Norfolk — Janaline’s world journey
- A post about pots — Edinburgh Garden Diary
- Leadenhall Market, the film location of Diagon Alley — Janaline’s world journey
- Our First Home Grown Monarch Butterflies — gardeninacity
- Making Peter Great Again – One Fountain at a Time — Garden Rant
- Great products from small producers at Comida Independente — Salt of Portugal
- Brewing in Norfolk — Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse
- Orchard Park, Hull, Part II: ‘It’s never had it better than now’ — Municipal Dreams
- Summer temperature 2018 – the ‘new normal’? — Official blog of the Met Office news team
- Orchard Park, Hull, Part I: ‘One of the poorest peripheral estates in Britain’ — Municipal Dreams
- August in the Garden: Top 10 Tips
- Dear Walter: letter from Old School Garden, 31st July 2018
- RGU students design therapeutic landscape and active spaces with CLAN and Transition Extreme — Specifier Review
- Hanoi’s Play Evolution — PlayGroundology
- Open Garden Day — Vanha Talo Suomi
- Playing it Forward by Honouring the Past in Accra — PlayGroundology
- Picture Norfolk — Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse
- Evaluating bees — The official blog for the North York Moors National Park
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I am looking for this plant, I am wondering where I can purchase the seeds or plants?
Good luck! I think it’s pretty rare, and haven’t managed to find anywhere online with seeds or stock. Sorry! 🙂
I know it is hard to find either seeds, cuttings or plants. 😦