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Top Plants for the Autumn Flower Garden - Oxonian Gardener
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Top Plants for the Autumn Flower Garden. Sunday, 13 November, 2011. Some plants fare better than others when it comes late flowering potential and over the years some favourites have surfaced. Attempts to limit this list to ten plants, failed miserably. Therefore, in no particular order (as also proved too difficult), my top fifteen;. Eryngium Yuccifolium and Lychnis Coronaria. Aster Latiferflorus Lady in Black. Phlox Paniculata Blue Paradise. Favourite fifteen late flowering plants. Surprisingly uncommo...
Jostaberry: Worth growing? - How to Prune - Oxonian Gardener
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Jostaberry: Last Chance Saloon. Sunday, 11 March, 2012. Meet our rather adventurous 2009 purchase, Rubus Nidigrolaria; the Jostaberry. Developed in Europe, the Jostaberry is a thornless cross between the Blackcurrant and the Gooseberry. Results to date have been poor to say the least. This, the Olympic year, is its last chance to determine its future; compost heap or eternal sorbet/crumble rich prospects. Score for supermarket shelf absentia, how could anyone resist? Fruit Cage: Man's best friend. Just a...
Crocus Open Day Chelsea Flower Show Plants Sell Off - Oxonian Gardener
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Return to Eden: Crocus Open Day 2012. Monday, 11 June, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. New favourite: Lysimachia Atropurpurea Beaujolais. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. Here are some stickers,. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. The lovely Helen: Crocus' Plant Doctor. June 9, 2012. Geranium Pratense Mrs Kendall Clark. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012. June 9, 2012.
Away with the birds : Attracting birds to your garden
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Away with the birds: Ornithological theatrics. Friday, 03 July, 2015. My very own Cousteau moment. Without the aqualung. Or the French passport. Or the sea for that matter. On account of my affection for garden birds, this spring yours truly spent considerable time, attempting to impersonate a wildlife paparazzo, photographing delightful birdies in the garden. An exercise aimed to produce a lustrous feature, befitting. James Alexander-Sinclair for intoGardens. April 5, 2014. March 18, 2014. March 26, 2014.
Books - Oxonian Gardener
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The New Kitchen Garden. Mark Diacono - Saltyard Books (31 Mar 2015). The New Kitchen Garden is a marvel, where with humorous charm, experience and generosity, Diacono wades through horticultural convention, questioning the compulsion for prosaic planting, in order to, as the good man writes; ‘uncurl your fingers from accepted approaches and familiar choices’. Daffodil: The Remarkable Story of the World’s Most Popular Spring Flower. Noel Kingsbury (30 Jan 2014). Noel Kingsbury’s latest oeuvre; ‘. Remarkab...
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The Galloping Gardener: RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2015 - Preview of The Show Gardens
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Monday, 18 May 2015. RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2015 - Preview of The Show Gardens. The M&G Garden - The Retreat designed by Jo Thompson. Royal Bank of Canada Garden designed by Matthew Wilson. Sentebale - Hope in Vulnerability designed by Matt Keightley. Prince Harry reflecting in the Sentebale garden at RHS Chelsea this year. Cloudy Bay Garden, in association with Vital Earth designed by Harry and David Rich. Homebase Urban Retreat Garden in association with Macmillan Cancer Support designed by Adam Frost.
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Electric Green: The Great Snowdrop Experiment*
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Tuesday, 28 January 2014. The Great Snowdrop Experiment*. It may or may not be common knowledge that I have a book out this year. It is on snowdrops* , for which I have a lifelong love and appreciation. This is clearly not the same thing as having a humungeous collection of rarities. If you want such a thing, go and talk to my friend Joe Sharman. Where that is concerned, he's the boy. Published by Timber Press. Out in the US in April, the rest of you will have to wait. One of my snowdrops. G nivalis.
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Electric Green: October 2014
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Wednesday, 1 October 2014. A letter to my snowdrop-loving friends, after E. A. Bowles. My Dear Galanthophil*,. I am writing to you in some excitement: my book, The Plant Lover’s Guide to Snowdrops is finally released in the UK. By now you may even have a copy, in which case I hope you are enjoying it. There are, as you know, different sorts of books on Galanthus. The terribly serious academic ones, the terribly gorgeous arty ones, and mine. So what’s it all about? Well may you ask. So what delighted me m...
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Electric Green: January 2012
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Sunday, 8 January 2012. I also took some pictures of moss and lichen. It looks like I have entered into a diabolical pact over trees and tree planting. I am holding my ground, but when pressed as to why it could not be removed when the main groundworks take place I admitted that some of my indecision hung on the fact that specimen trees are not exactly cheap. At which point I was told that if the willow went, a replacement would be paid for – up to a point. 8211; perhaps too slow growing;. Fear not gentl...
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day 42 | down my garden path
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Down my garden path. A no-dig vegetable plot and a full-on flower garden. The planting plan in 2015. The rough plan in 2015. The rough plan in 2016. April 28, 2015. Today I cleared another bed and another path in the squash beds. Days 31 to 41 (whoops). Days 43 to 46. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
My new book – The Crafted Garden | wellywoman
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A Little Bit About Me. A Life in Wellies. My new book – The Crafted Garden. Asymp; 54 Comments. My new book Jason Ingram. A spring project – The Crafted Garden Jason Ingram. Brings together my love of gardening, crafting and nature. For me these three loves go hand in hand. Why buy a fake wreath to adorn your door when the natural materials to make a gorgeous seasonal wreath can be grown so easily in your garden or foraged from the hedgerows? The Crafted Garden Jason Ingram. I’ve found crafting with natu...
The big Welsh leek and the little French chef | Allotted Earth
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Musings from an allotment. Laquo; The celebrations continue…as does the rain. The big Welsh leek and the little French chef. Posted June 27, 2012 by allottedearth in Le Manoir aux Quat'Saison. Tagged: Le Manoir aux Quat' Saison. Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saison. The day started with a talk by Medwyn on how he started out growing show-quality vegetables before going on to win 10 (or was it finally 11? There is a lovely Elizabethan knot-style herb garden where herbs for tea infusions are grown. As you wander aro...
Seville Orange Marmalade | Allotted Earth
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Musings from an allotment. This recipe is a Sarah Raven recipe known as ‘Anna’s thick-cut dark, dark marmalade’. It uses dark muscovado sugar which gives it a dark colour and a treacly taste. If you want a paler colour (where you can actually see the shred! Try using light brown sugar or ordinary granulated sugar. Seville Orange Marmalade - the finished result. Makes 8 x 450g jars. About 2.5kg dark muscovado sugar. Juice of 2 lemons. Pull the pan off the heat and test for setting point. Take the sauc...
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A Little Bit About Me. A Life in Wellies. Asymp; 20 Comments. I can’t believe how quickly this year has whizzed past. As this is only my third post of the year, *looks sheepishly at screen*, it probably goes without saying I’ve found it hard to keep up with work, gardening and other commitments. Something had to give and unfortunately that turned out to be this blog. Sarah will be on hand to offer advice on how to arrange – have a look at her Instagram feed. To see her gorgeous floral creations. Market S...
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day 27 | down my garden path
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Down my garden path. A no-dig vegetable plot and a full-on flower garden. The planting plan in 2015. The rough plan in 2015. The rough plan in 2016. April 14, 2015. April 14, 2015. There’s a lot of work to do at the moment in my other garden. So fitting in work in the veg patch is tricky. managed to do a bit of seed sowing today. started with some Nicotiana White Trumpets. seed from and sowed according to directions by. It’s simple. just plant out lupins grown from seed into gaps in colour them...You are...
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Skip to main content. Research Enterprise, Innovation and. Said Business School,. What's going on at Oxonia. During a recent visit to Oxford on 30 January by Prof. Sahol Abu Bakar, the President of Universiti Teknologi MARA in Malaysia Read more. Oxonia Newsletter Launch Issue 1. Oxonia in the Far East. Oxonia visits new members in Malaysia. Oxonia visits University of Central Europe, Slovakia. Oxonia attends Interactive Table Forum in Slovakia. On 20th November, Dr. Moghaddam (OAED Chairman) visited...
Oxonian Gardener - Updates from an Oxfordshire Walled Garden
Away with the birds: Ornithological theatrics. Friday, 03 July, 2015. My very own Cousteau moment. Without the aqualung. Or the French passport. Or the sea for that matter. On account of my affection for garden birds, this spring yours truly spent considerable time, attempting to impersonate a wildlife paparazzo, photographing delightful birdies in the garden. An exercise aimed to produce a lustrous feature, befitting. James Alexander-Sinclair for intoGardens. April 5, 2014. March 18, 2014. March 26, 2014.
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Modernising and increasing accesibility to cardiac care. Dr Perumalpillai tells his story about developing cardiac surgery in Jaffna. Read how it all started. Report from the Chairman of the Oxonian Heart Foundation for 2016. Oxonian Heart Foundation achievements. To treat the impoverished and destitute with heart disease. The Oxonian Heart Foundation ( OHF. With your help we can continue to treat patients who are destitute. Site development by Webespoke.
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