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Edible Garden – Spring 2015

24.11.2014

On Thursday 30th April 2015 the next block of our popular Edible Garden course will begin. A six week practical course that takes you through everything you need to start growing and transform the way you think about growing your own, whatever space you have, from window box to allotment. “I would highly recommend the […]

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These could be yours!
These could be yours!

On Thursday 30th April 2015 the next block of our popular Edible Garden course will begin. A six week practical course that takes you through everything you need to start growing and transform the way you think about growing your own, whatever space you have, from window box to allotment.

“I would highly recommend the course to anyone, regardless of experience. You will definitely meet new friends, have great fun and learn loads about organic gardening.”

This makes a great Christmas present. For more information, contact Jean – jean@thehiddengardens.org.uk

Happy Growing!

Gardening is a silent creativity

26.05.2014

Summer in the Gardens brings the arrival of the main herbaceous borders performing at their best, flowers and form in abundance. It’s the kind of sensory overload that makes you feel totally intoxicated by gardening, growing and growth. But behind the scenes there is often silent growth, quietly minding its own business and bravely defying […]

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A cowslip growing between tiles in Glasshouse 2
A cowslip growing between tiles in Glasshouse 2

Summer in the Gardens brings the arrival of the main herbaceous borders performing at their best, flowers and form in abundance. It’s the kind of sensory overload that makes you feel totally intoxicated by gardening, growing and growth. But behind the scenes there is often silent growth, quietly minding its own business and bravely defying concrete to grow.

I came across this wee native Cowslip in the glasshouse the other day and was struck by its beauty and strength. Where did it come from? How did grow there? Why have I not noticed it till today?

This little Cowslip has reminded me of the importance to make the time to slow down, and appreciate the beauty of our natural world.

Jean

The cowslip has lost some of its petals, but is still standing strong
The cowslip has lost some of its petals, but is still standing strong