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  • 1 Feb 2009

    What to do in February

    Although it may still seem cold and uninviting the garden can produce goodies for the family at this time of year. Leeks, Brussels sprouts and cabbages and some herbs are hardy enough to grow throughout the winter. Read on to find out what to do in the garden now. […] more

  • 30 Jan 2009

    Snowdrop spectacle

    Snowdrops appear all over the country during February. You can see these hardy annuals at their best around the country now, although some flower right into March, particularly with the colder weather we are expecting! […] more

  • 30 Jan 2009

    Seedy Sunday

    This weekend sees lots of green fingered folk busily swapping seeds at events around the country. In an effort to protect biodiversity, seed swapping is a brilliant grass roots action that gets people together and keeps our heritage plants alive and thriving. If you would like to join in, check out some of these events. […] more

  • 18 Jan 2009

    A Clucky Escape

    It is perhaps common knowledge that life for battery hens isn’t much fun. Forced to live in small wire cages these chickens have practically no room to flap their wings, or even move around properly. However for some of these birds there is hope of a better future on the horizon. […] more

  • 7 Jan 2009

    Watch the birdie!

    The last weekend in January is a great time for spotting birds in your garden or local park. Why not take part in The Big Garden Birdwatch with your family? […] more

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