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The elderly American lady stood in the middle of the German park, tears streaming down her face. Initially alarmed, I soon real...
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Seed mix, sown last year, created by Piet Oudolf using seed from Cruydt Hoek Garden tours are always special experiences, but our recent... -
It's a funny feeling doing something and feeling that what you are doing might be the start of something really major. I had that fee... -
At last we have gotten the meadow cut. This is an annual nightmare, as it is for a lot of other owners of small patches of grass... -
The garden in May. I'm pretty happy with it now. We have been here ten years and things are coming along nicely. This May in particular ... -
One of the things I love about the US, is the way that you can find places that give you a sense of what the continent was like without an... -
Intermingling as a planting strategy works well at Little Ash Bungalow with things like Knautia macedonica, which often needs support for it... -
A lot of regular readers of this blog will probably be aware of the 'Oudolf Hummelo' book being 'out'. I've been mean... -
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