Monthly Archives: May 2013

Chelsea Fringe Cake Sunday, 2nd June 2-4pm

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The Chelsea Fringe Cake Sunday is happening next Sunday 2nd June 2-4pm at 39 -45 Ambler Road, N4 2QS Chelsea pensioners are travelling more »

Bioblitz garden survey June 1/2 – recording the wild plants and animals you find

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By Helen, Weeding the Web With the growth of citizen science showing no sign of slowing, next weekend, 1-2 June, sees more »

A Curious Gardener in Denmark

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I was fortunate enough to be flown to north-eastern Denmark to look after a garden in Alsgarde, across the water from more »

Violas in full glory – winter & spring colour, how to grow

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Violas have put on an amazing show this year, and seem to have liked the cold temperatures we’ve had. These more »

The Chelsea Fringe 2013

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Here’s a fantastic list of events for Chelsea Fringe from Saturday May 18th until Sunday June 9th, and here are just more »

Airport Veg! Growing in unloved corners

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In the most unexpected spot, as I was rushing to get my plane to Denmark (a whole other story) a beautiful planting of more »