The not-so-rosy environmental impact of importing cut flowers
Victoria Plum Sarah Bernhardt! It is the most gorgeous blousy pink peony I have ever seen.
Up the Garden Path
My gardening glass is always half full
My gardening apprentice, Bruno the standard poodle, has wreaked havoc with my rhubarb, irises and tree peony
Blickling with a twist’
At this month’s Reepham & District Gardening Club meeting the talk was to be Blickling “with a twist”
Positive news for dark and dreary days
An enthusiastic audience at November’s gardening club meeting enjoyed a talk on the National Garden Scheme in Norfolk
The inside story on How Hill
I enjoyed Simon Partridge’s lively and amusing chat about How Hill at this month’s gardening club meeting
A fascinating evening with a wildlife presenter, conservationist and author
On Tuesday evening, Reepham Town Hall was full, and extra chairs had to be got for September’s gardening club meeting
Fierce competition at summer show
The well-attended summer show and social evening of the Reepham & District Gardening Club was fun as usual
Protecting historic parks and gardens
The Reepham & District Gardening Club’s talk in July was by Sally Bates on the Norfolk Gardens Trust
Go wild in your garden
Perhaps you were in Cromer last week when Richard Mabey discussed his book, The Accidental Garden?
What is eating my rhubarb leaves?
This month’s mystery is: who did this damage to my rhubarb?