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Cutting it: Matilda’s Garden

 

6:51 pmin flowers, shopping by admin 1 Comment »

We stumbled across Matilda’s Garden, an organic cottage-garden florist, quite by accident. What a treat. Petra, who named the business after her daughter Matilda, decided to become a florist after finding herself longing for more and more time in the garden. ——————————————————————————————————————————- Fennel & Fern readers can get 10% off on flower, vegetable and fruit [...]

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Photographer of the Month: Laura A.Watt

 

6:46 pmin flowers, photography by admin Comments Off

© Laura A.Watt Sometimes you come across a photographer who doesn’t deserve Image of the Week. Laura A.Watt is one of these artists. She deserves a full feature on her images. Laura has been taking photos since she was young. “It has become a reflex,” she says. “But recently, I feel I’m trying to find [...]

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Garden from Scratch #2: Starting out

 

7:15 pmin Garden from Scratch, vegetables by admin Comments Off

Coriander seedlings growing on the balcony I’m not very good at waiting. I know patience is hailed as a key trait for gardeners, but I like to get a move on and do things. Which is why I’ve been hard at work in the garden before we have even planned it. ——————————————————————————————————————————- Fennel & Fern [...]

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Community Garden

 

5:45 pmin community garden by admin Comments Off

Community gardening is an exhilarating pastime, and one we’re very excited about here at Fennel and Fern. It’s becoming more and more popular as increasing numbers of people who don’t own gardens find other route of getting into gardening. It’s a fantastic idea. Which is why we were so thrilled when Jill Coleman agreed to [...]

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Real Gardens: Cheryl Pedemonti’s Garden

 

5:36 pmin flowers, real gardens by admin Comments Off

Cheryl Pedemonti is a lazy gardener. Or at least so she claims. “I joke and tell people that I am an organic gardener because I am a lazy gardener,” she says. It’s hard to believe when you look at her plot, though. The beds are overflowing, and Cheryl has managed to build year-round interest. What’s [...]

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