Crisp Golden Leaves Beneath Your Feet, Sunny Autumn Days Are Such A Treat
I say this every November, ‘Where has the year gone?’ Then I look back at…
Martin Walker – A Yorkshire Gardener
Chilly Mornings And Sunny Days, Bring Frosty Warnings, And Foggy Haze
Whilst we harvest the produce from our gardens it’s time to think about how we…
The Taste Of September Is On Its Way, Look Out For Your Local Apple Day
Gazing out across the garden it is clear that autumn is approaching as the colour…
Summer Sun With Occasional Showers, Refresh The Trees, Fruit And Flowers
After all the hard work in the early part of the year it is time…
My My The Taste Of July, Home Grown Vegetables, Summer Fruit In A Pie!
My Grandad used to say that everything tastes better with a crust on it, and…
The Sweet Smell Of Roses, In A Warm Summer Haze, A Bowl Of Fresh Strawberries As I Sit Here And Laze
We are almost half way through the year, and suddenly everything in the garden is…
As Spring Turns To Summer And Plants Start To Bloom, Keep Sowing Those Salads You’ll Always Find Room
I find it strange that during the early months of the year the garden seems…
As Spring Blooms Fade, Pack Away Your Spade, But Don’t Let Go Of Your Hoe, For Have No Fear The Weeds Are Here!
April heralds the main display period for tulips and whilst many of the cultivars do…
A Month Of Hope, A Month Of Cheer, Time To Embrace The ‘Growing’ Year
Dare I say it, compared to last year the weather over the last few months…
Whilst Snowdrops And Aconites Brave The North Breeze And Starlings Are Arguing Up In The Trees, All I Can Think About Is My Chilly Knees
It’s a funny time of year weather wise, the forecasts seem full of uncertainty, with…