The growth of interest in grasses has given a whole new dimension to gardening allowing us to soften our borders, listen to their sounds, enjoy their movement and the special way they catch the light. These three photos were taken in our garden in late December to show how important they are in our gardens. […]
Since 2013 I have kept a record of what is blooming in the garden on Boxing Day or thereabouts. Although we shared last Christmas with my Mum, because of losing my younger sister earlier this year we were up to Scotland again so were not at home for bloom counting or anything else on Boxing […]
via December Blooms: Out for the Count — Rambling in the Garden
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Our youngest, Lila-Jeanne – PlayGroundology started just after she was born Our three youngest kids are a never ending source of inspiration. Their ability to play with no goal in mind, to get lost in changing beats and laughter’s rolling sound really highlights the vitality of independent play, the richness of embracing its giddy reel. […]
These days there are too few opportunities to go outside and putter in the garden, basically because the garden is frozen.
Nigel Boldero aka 'Old School Gardener'
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