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Category Archives: Nature
A ‘blogging break’, whilst I check out the fabulous flora and fauna of Cyprus
I’ve had a bit of a break from blogging, as we spent the half-term holidays on the wonderful island of Cyprus. It was an incredible holiday, full of the most amazing plants and wildlife. Just acknowledging that we’ve all wrote … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Wildlife
Tagged Akamas, butterflies, Cyprus, cyprus birds, cyprus wildlife, insects
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Inspired by Lost Words and Autumn Art this weekend
I’ve made the most of the autumn leaves, the sky, the smell this weekend, by visiting 2 of my favourite places, to experience 2 very different things. On Friday I went to Hulme Community Garden Centre to watch Lost Words, … Continue reading
All the leaves are brown and the sky is grey……
I really love autumn, with the lovely fresh, crisp mornings and the beautiful jewel like colours of the leaves falling from the trees. It’s also a time to reap the rewards of your garden and celebrate all the effort that … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Events, Gardening, Local Food, Nature, RHS Ambassador, RHS Campaign for School Gardening
Tagged george garden blog, George Hassall, horticulture show, kids gardening blog, operation farm, RHS, RHS Ambassador, RHS Campaign for School Gardening, the big soup share, young operation farmers
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What a wonderful world
I’ve had the most amazing summer holidays, I’m almost sad that they are drawing to a close. I’ve been singing the Louis Armstrong track, ‘What a Wonderful World’ all summer, so I rewrote the words to reflect some of the … Continue reading
Get buzzin’ and #GrowWild for #BeesNeeds week
Today is the start of Bees’ Needs week, which raises awareness about what we can do to help our precious bees. Bees are so important in our gardens, for pollination – flowers, plants, fruit and veg all need them – they … Continue reading
Wildlife wonders on ‘Magical Mull’
Apologies it’s took me so long to write this blog post; since returning from Mull, I’ve had lots of school exams, I’ve been to RHS Chatsworth Flower Show and I’ve done a fair bit of gardening at home too. But … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Wildlife, Young Bloggers
Tagged Calmac Ferry, Craignure Campsite, Isle of Mull, Mull Eagle Watch
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From #RHSChelsea to #RHSChatsworth, via The Highlands!
It’s been a crazy few weeks as I’ve tripped up and down the country from London to the Isle of Mull! First, there was a weekend in London, taking in RHS Chelsea Flower Show, before I scooted off to Mull … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Gardening, Nature, RHS Ambassador, RHS Campaign for School Gardening, Visits to parks and gardens, Wildlife, Young Bloggers
Tagged chatsworth house, gardening blog, gardening science, george garden blog, George Hassall, kids blog, kids gardening blog, operation farm, RHS, RHS Ambassador, RHS Campaign for School Gardening, RHS Chatsworth Flower Show, rhs chelsea flower show, Young Bloggers, young gardeners blog
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Spring is nature’s way of saying, ‘Let’s Party’ (by Robin Williams)
It’s a while since I wrote my last blog, as I’ve been too busy enjoying myself! The weather has certainly improved since I last wrote a post; finally, we’ve been able to get in the garden and crack on with … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Nature, RHS Ambassador, RHS Campaign for School Gardening, TV, Visits to parks and gardens, Wildlife, Young Bloggers
Tagged #2minutebeachclean, #ICanGrow, Blue Peter, Blue Peter Garden, cardigan bay marine centre, dyfi osprey, gwynfor nursery, penlon farm, RHS, RHS Ambassador, RHS Campaign for School Gardening, rhs chelsea flower show, RSPB Manchester, sculpture heaven, welsh wildlife, welsh wildlife centre, Ynys-hir
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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