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September Garden Rudbeckia in flower Rockbarton
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Lynda Sheehan

“September Garden Secrets: Embrace the Seasonal Shift!”

“September Garden Secrets: Embrace the Seasonal Shift!” As September rolls in, we’re on the brink of change—both in our routines and in our gardens. With the kids back in school, there’s a return to the comforting rhythm of daily life. As much as I’ve enjoyed the summer break and the endless stories from the children,

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Lynda Sheehan

The Last of the Summer Wine

The Last of the Summer Wine! August has arrived, and with it, the last rush to tend to the garden. This year, more than any other, feels like a very late summer. There are gaps in the garden I haven’t filled and neglected pots. With the back-to-school season approaching, it’s like the Sunday night dread.

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Lynda Sheehan

Winter Wonderland awaits us during November

Winter Wonderland awaits us during November Hi everyone, here we are in November, the year is flying by. I’m sure I’m not alone when I’m hoping for a dry November and while I commend those who give up alcohol for the month of November, it’s from a gardening perspective and hoping for sun rather than

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Bulb Planting
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Lynda Sheehan

Autumn Delights in the Garden

Autumn Delights in the Garden During October we reminisce about brighter warmer days (ok, I was here in Ireland this summer and yes it was a lot of rain!) However, with the arrival of October, it brings a new opportunity to nurture our gardens and outdoor spaces and get them ready for the colder months

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Lynda Sheehan

Hydrangea Heaven

Hydrangea Heaven during July. Hydrangeas are a flowering shrub that really start to come into their own during July. They will flower right through until at least October and are available in a number of different sizes, colours and flower shapes.  They are really a show stopper during the Autumn months, when other plants you

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Hellebores Frostkiss Anna at Rockbarton
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Lynda Sheehan

Heavenly Helleborus

Heavenly Helleborus February is here and I hear a sigh from the Nation to say thankfully January is over.  I have to admit, I like the slow pace of January, there’s lots of warm soups and cosy fires and nights in watching movies.  The garden during January is slowly awakening from its slumber and we

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