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Alliums, artichokes and teasels in Bannockburn House garden, 16 Sept 2025.
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Alliums, artichokes and teasels in Bannockburn House garden, 16 Sept 2025.
Those Tuesday afternoons. friends to our friendship. old walled garden Tuesday afternoons. learning from one another – our growth is borderless.
Yesterday, Bobby and Margaret demonstrated to Sam and Peter how they set out the cut-grass labyrinth in the walled garden. Here are a few images:
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Variously called the “Cumbrian Princess” and the “Finsthwaite Princess,” Clementina has been reputed to be the illegitimate daughter of Charles Edward Stuart, commonly known as Bonnie Prince Charles (1720-1788) the … Continue reading ‘Finsthwaite Princess’
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Yesterday I was fortunate to be able to accompany fellow volunteer gardeners on a visit to Branklyn Garden, Perth. The trip had been arranged by Margaret Pollock, Head Gardener for … Continue reading Branklyn Garden