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Frustrated by plants that won`t behave, weeds that thrive, no matter how many times you pull them, tools that break in your hands? Cosmic gardening aims to help gardeners with their problems, big or small.
We have sourced for the Market a small catalogue of useful and decorative items, not readily available elsewhere.
LOG ON TO OUR SEED EXCHANGE for seeds that have been harvested and post your excess seeds on the Seed Exchange so they can be sent to a gardener who wants them.
SPRING SADNESS. A hen pheasant was burrowing out a nest under a Yucca in one of the borders. We tried to discourage her as it seemed to be open with easy access to predators, but she persisted and came back to resite the nest. We went away for a few days and the first sound we heard when we awoke in the morning was the mournful clucking of the male pheasant as he frantically searched for his mate. It bought tears to our eyes.
We pulled outselves together and took advantage of the best spring weather for many years, I lost my new secateurs in the undergrowth in the first flush of working, and a few blisters and backaches later, we admired our handiwork. Gardens are at their best in the spring, fresh and tidy before the growth gets going.
WE WILL TRY AND SAVE PROBLEMS wherever possible, and whilst we cannot promise solutions we will help where we can, and we will also post your questions on the website. You don`t have to be an expert, but you might have just have
We have sourced for the Market a small catalogue of useful and decorative items, not readily available elsewhere.
LOG ON TO OUR SEED EXCHANGE for seeds that have been harvested and post your excess seeds on the Seed Exchange so they can be sent to a gardener who wants them.
SPRING SADNESS. A hen pheasant was burrowing out a nest under a Yucca in one of the borders. We tried to discourage her as it seemed to be open with easy access to predators, but she persisted and came back to resite the nest. We went away for a few days and the first sound we heard when we awoke in the morning was the mournful clucking of the male pheasant as he frantically searched for his mate. It bought tears to our eyes.
We pulled outselves together and took advantage of the best spring weather for many years, I lost my new secateurs in the undergrowth in the first flush of working, and a few blisters and backaches later, we admired our handiwork. Gardens are at their best in the spring, fresh and tidy before the growth gets going.
WE WILL TRY AND SAVE PROBLEMS wherever possible, and whilst we cannot promise solutions we will help where we can, and we will also post your questions on the website. You don`t have to be an expert, but you might have just have

A male pheasant perches on a garden seat looking for his mate
Latest seeds added:
Cercis (leguminosae) Judas Tree : 3 envelopes
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Epilobium augustifolium f.album (White rosebay - Willow herb): 2 envelopes
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Cardoon: 1 envelopes
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Cercis (leguminosae) Judas Tree : 3 envelopes
request seeds
Epilobium augustifolium f.album (White rosebay - Willow herb): 2 envelopes
request seeds
Cardoon: 1 envelopes
request seeds

