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Category Archives: Events
Partying like a Pro, as I win a ‘Local Hero Award’
Just a quick post about some fantastic news I got this week – I won the Social Farms & Gardens Young Hero Award 🙂 and what was great was that the ceremony was in my home town of Manchester at Hulme Community Garden … Continue reading
Go on, get out and #GrowThisSpring
This morning I felt a bit down about something, I sat watching TV and my Mum said “you need to ‘practice what you preach’, you need to go outside into the garden“. I didn’t particularly want to, to be honest … Continue reading
My #BigGardenBirdwatch vlog – sit back, have a brew n enjoy!
This weekend has sped by, probably because I’ve squeezed so much in. If you didn’t know, it’s been the Big Garden Birdwatch and I went for it!
HERE WE ‘GROW’ in 2018 !!!
I’ve had a really great Christmas and short break in Scotland. It’s been awesome to chillax and have a bit of time to myself, get outside and play with Buddy and my Christmas gifts. Hope you have had a great … Continue reading
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London Calling……. climate change is declared, may the battle come down!
Last week ‘London was Calling’ as I was invited by the RHS to a science lecture; called ‘gardening with a mission’ it was all about Gardening in a Changing Climate. **This is a family blog as some things were really … Continue reading
Had an a-maze-ing time filming #GiantPumpkins with Blue Peter for #Halloween
Despite Storm Brian battering most of England last weekend, I had an a-maze-ing time with presenter Lindsey and the crew from Blue Peter at York Maze. We were there to film the North of England stage of the International Giant … Continue reading
How gardening can make you feel free
This week I received a copy of the RHS Campaign for School Gardening Courses for grown ups, who work with kids; I’d been asked to write an article for it, about how gardening makes me feel free and how it … Continue reading
Big Shout Out to the @RHSSchools as they celebrate their 10th Birthday with the Big #SoupShare
This autumn the RHS Campaign for School Gardening is celebrating its 10th Birthday #WOW! The campaign has changed my life in so many ways – if it wasn’t for the RHS you probably wouldn’t be reading this blog! So, I want … Continue reading
The wind of the wingbeat, my wildlife summer blog #WildAboutWildlife
I’ve just returned from a 15-day road trip in our campervan and it was totally awesome. From the start of the journey, when we had a great view of a sparrow hawk, to red kites on the way home, I’ve had an amazing wildlife adventure.
Green Fingered George 