In the dark, dull days of winter it is a breath of energy spotting flowers that can brave the cold and wet and still manage to blossom regardless. Under my birch trees in the front garden are three glorious witch hazels that I have planted over the last few years. Read more…
Most of the summer main crops have been used out of the garden, but one of the remaining plants still to be harvested is a stand of Jerusalem artichokes. These are a great winter crop and generate a surprising amount of tubers and they are easy to grow. Read more…
