The photograph says it all.
Of course it helps when your tomato plants are "styled" by Country Homes & Interiors Magazine stylist Lucyina Moodie and the photograph is taken by Tim Young.
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Tulips continue to grow even after they have been picked so to prevent them from going all floppy in a vase prick the stem with a needle at the base of the flower.
I walked past the green grocers in town today and noticed that the apples he had for sale were from Chile. Chile, how may thousands of miles away is Chile?
I buy my apples from a local farm shop, currently available are Jonagold, Ida Red, Crispin, Cox's Orange Pippen, Gala and Bramleys. Not all of these apples are traditional English varities but they were all carefully chosen by the grower so that he had apples to sell for at least 9 months of the year and they are all grown in the orchard behind the shop. Zilch food miles. Plus I get the added advantage of seeing the trees in blossom.
Where were the apples in your fruit bowl grown?
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Spring is well and truly here, a time of new beginnings, and what better time to start a new blog.
Hello and welcome to
Renaissance Little Green Book
Where we talk about our eco-principles.
Reuse.
Recycle.
Clean Naturally.
Garden with Wildlife in Mind.
