One of my current projects is to revamp the garden at The Belvedere Centre, our local community centre in Norwich. There are borders in front of the community centre and a delightful gated, wooded garden at the back. But both … Continue reading →
A week ago I wrote about Leeks, Allium ampeloprasum var. porrum. But I also grow another variety of leek, Babington’s Leek, Allium ampeloprasum var. babingtonii. This is a British wildflower, which grows on the coasts of south-west England. We visited … Continue reading →
I wasn’t going to write about another fungus straight after yesterday’s piece on the Shaggy Inkcap but I was showing some people around the Grapes Hill Community Garden this morning when we spotted some fungi growing from a beech log … Continue reading →