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ANTICIPATION OF SPRING 19 March 2010

ANTICIPATION OF SPRING Have you all got excited by the buds of spring carefully, gingerly showing their faces? Here in my garden snowdrops are up in colour and the daffodil...

Excitement Building 19 March 2010

Today we scrounged more plant pots to be given away , filled with plants for OPEN DAY visitors. Tomorow we will seed up some trays to be left in the garage. Lavatera , lupin flowers. As 1 packet of...

James Pulham And Son by Claude Hitching

The Pulham Legacy James Pulham and Son were eminent landscape gardeners of the 19th and early 20th centuries, and are now most widely remembered for the spectacular rock gardens they created in...

PREPARATION FOR RUSHALL GARDEN OPEN DAY Sunday on 13 June 2010

The next 15 weeks means lots of work for me and my team of Steve and Jordan, in eager anticipation of this years Garden Open Day. Any pots spare in your garden ? please let me have them as we...

Signs of spring 27 March 2010

The signs of Spring are just the same at Mulberry Barn as elsewhere. Why would South Norfolk be any different ? For me I await the daffodils and the Primula. I love sending photos on...

TAKING OUT NORTHERN HEDGE

After years of managing the 400m of hedges around my boundary I decided to attack the last 75m of neglected northern hedge, bounding the prairie with my vast farmers’ field 100 square miles....

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Top ten places to see Snowdrops Thu Feb 23 06:30:35 GMT 2012 Spring is still a few weeks away, and snowdrops are lying in thick drifts in gardens around the	Galanthophiles unite: in love with snowdrops Thu Feb 23 06:30:29 GMT 2012 Snowdrops were love at first sight for Val Bourne, who was transfixed by their elegant pearl-drop	Butterflies in the Glasshouse at RHS Wisley Wed Feb 22 17:22:26 GMT 2012 This weekend is your last chance to see exotic butterflies flying in the glasshouse at RHS
Dealing with drought Mon Feb 20 20:53:55 GMT 2012 Telegraph View: Water needs to be conveyed from the North and West of Britain, where it is	Thorny problems: the green invader Mon Feb 20 06:00:12 GMT 2012 Helen Yemm answers your questions on liverwort, yellow geranium and more.	The week ahead in gardening: cut back clematis Sun Feb 19 16:24:16 GMT 2012 This week: cut back geraniums and tape up evergreens.
Always make a grand entrance Sat Feb 18 22:30:30 GMT 2012 Bunny Guinness explains how to make the most of that vital first impression	Happiness is a shed of one's own Sat Feb 18 22:30:13 GMT 2012 Francine Raymond explores the joys of a haven at the bottom of the garden	Cold snap catches out the birds and blooms tempted by signs of spring Fri Feb 17 20:50:16 GMT 2012 Bird are sporting their finest feathers too early as we enjoy a 'spring preview', says Horatio
'Mutant' snowdrop sells for £725 Fri Feb 17 06:50:01 GMT 2012 The world's most expensive snowdrop bulb, cultivated "by accident" by an elderly couple in	Why I refuse to join the flat-earth society Fri Feb 17 06:00:12 GMT 2012 They may not make for good photos, but sloping gardens offer a journey of changed perspectives,	Instant winter colour: hot gardening pots Wed Feb 15 16:00:03 GMT 2012 Simple winter containers are a great way to brighten the gloom, says Ed Cumming.
Scented flowers of February Wed Feb 15 14:56:06 GMT 2012 Sarah Raven asks three shrub experts to pick their 'best smellers' for adding a touch of joy to the	Savour the white gold of winter snowdrops Wed Feb 15 07:30:21 GMT 2012 Why do devotees pay hundreds of pounds for a single snowdrop, asks Michael Leapman.	Garden to visit and reader offers Wed Feb 15 06:00:44 GMT 2012 There are few places in Britain to rival Caerhays Castle & Gardens on the south Cornish coast.
Get out of my bed: the ups and downs of couples gardening Tue Feb 14 11:31:10 GMT 2012 Even the most loving couple can fall out in the garden, writes Bunny Guinness	Get out of my bed: the ups and downs of gardening as a couple Tue Feb 14 11:31:10 GMT 2012 Even the most loving couple can fall out in the garden, writes Bunny Guinness	The 10-minute gardener Tue Feb 14 06:30:03 GMT 2012 This week: access and repair wind damage after a blustery few months and tend to ornamental
Top ten most romantic gardens Tue Feb 14 06:00:03 GMT 2012 Love is in the air: stroll through the most romantic gardens in the world.	New Zealand flatworms - should we worry? Mon Feb 13 18:17:57 GMT 2012 Despite the initial hysteria over New Zealand flatworms, Ken Thompson says we needn't panic over	More Telegraph readers' snow photos Mon Feb 13 12:45:39 GMT 2012 Telegraph readers' photos of the snow and icy weather.
Winter gardening advice: grow a flower shop in your own garden Mon Feb 13 07:00:49 GMT 2012 Make use of your best blooms and keep your gardens seasonal, fresh, scented and simple.	Inner city beehives and bat boxes unveiled Sat Feb 11 07:00:50 GMT 2012 A competition to design new habitats for wildlife and honeybees in the centre of London has reached	Chelsea Show Gardens Fri Feb 10 20:29:24 GMT 2012 A selection of garden designs that will be created at Chelsea in 2012.
Chelsea Flower Show: garden designs 2012 Fri Feb 10 20:29:24 GMT 2012 A selection of garden designs that will be created at Chelsea Flower Show in 2012.

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