I am very pleased to be able to confirm, I shall resume my updates, for the 12th year, on BBC Radio Sussex tomorrow, 14th April.
Tomorrow, 31st March, sees the clocks go forward, providing gardeners with much needed additional daylight hours to get on with their many tasks.
It has been so much colder outside and to be honest I’ve been finding things to do in the warm rather than go out in the garden.
The nights are drawing in, it’s getting colder outside which must mean winter is on its merry way!
I think one of my all-time favourite plants in the garden is the beautiful Erigeron karvinskianus, or Mexican fleabane.
Today is the anniversary of beginning these full-page features.
I’ve had a couple of evening visits by groups to the garden this month.
This time of the year is always wonderful for roses.
For me, the only downside of having gravel gardens is the need at this time of year to try and clear the leaf debris from in amongst the pebbles.
As we edge towards Christmas, it won’t be long before we start to think about the gardens opening for the National Garden Scheme in 2023.
