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My friend Kate gifted me a Billbergia windii when we first moved to Penarth 18 months ago, and it’s now decided to flower. The flower is really quite something. I found it hard to photograph, but here a few that ...

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For my birthday this year we decided on an autumn visit to Aberglasney Gardens. Autumn has been very mild, and instead of the usual freezing temperatures for my birthday (end of October), it was quite pleasant, and the colours were ...

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I did not mean to go nearly 3 months between blogposts, but between visitors and having pinched a nerve in my left shoulder, I’ve not been able to type much. It’s slowly improving but still a way to go. Honestly, ...

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If you grow hardneck garlic, you’ll end up with scapes in late Spring/early Summer (full info here). A simple way to preserve them is to freeze them, viz: Step 1: First, cut them up roughly. Step 2: Put them in ...

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Gardeners frequently dream of bigger, better etc. More space, more plants. And I’ve definitely had that dream. But my health can no longer manage a big garden, and our new garden is about a third of the size of our ...

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The goal of the Carbon Action platform is a systemic change towards regenerative agriculture. In the Carbon Action platform farmers, advisors, researchers, companies, and decision-makers work together. We compiled an up-to-date summary on Carbon Action work. In 2022, there were 28 ongoing projects on the Carbon Action platform, totalling EUR 35.1 million. Most of the projects are research projects focusing for […]

Artikkeli Many benefits through regenerative farming – update on Carbon Action work julkaistiin ensimmäisen kerran Baltic Sea Action Group.

I was saddened to learn of the recent passing of David Graham, a lifelong campaigner for peace and social and environmental justice, and founder of the Vegan Organic Network in 1996. ;

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