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We got a silver-gilt medal which we are very pleased with, we're really pleased because it's our first Tatton. The judges did say that they'd like us to do a larger stand and that our plants would really suit a larger exhibit. One of the reasons why we create a display of th is size is because it fills one lorry! We never know how the plants will go down when we come to a new show and especially one in a different climatic area, but so far so good. Next week we're going to the Taunton flower show where we're exhibiting our own plants and planting a garden, then Rob and I are off for three days to an undisclosed, secret location to reflect on the last few months and plan for the year ahead.
Robert Nyman
Like, flowers
Robert Nyman
Like, flowers
Crocus - the first flowers of spring 2008
All soil covered with plastic to keep strawberries clean. As so often in life, there is a natural way and a plastic / chemical way to grow food, plants of fruits. Here in Trinidad we see most farmers using black plastic to cover all soil. First of all the plastic keeps the strawberries clean and away from soil, it also prevents other plants from growing, but at the same time the plastic destroys the natural balance of the soil and the healthy micro-organism a healthy soil needs!
In album Fruits of the Philippine islands
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Another yellow flower
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