Viburnum tinus…a pretty winter flowering shrub
This month, I thought I’d feature one of my favourite garden shrubs, which as well as brightening up your garden over the winter months is great for using in flower […]
Monthly Archives: November 2012
We love cheese.
Cheese is serious comfort food, and all the staff at Sarah Raven are loving it as the weather gets a little colder. There’s something so wonderful about it’s creamy richness, […]
Potage from the Potager: Soup and Stew Season
The midst of November… we are well into autumn now, and winter and the sparkling festive season are just a few weeks away. The nights have drawn in with the […]
Crumbles and Cobblers for Autumn
When I think of the different months of the year certain images, feelings and even smells come to mind. September makes me think of lovely ‘Indian summer’ weather, ripening seed […]
The Why and the Wherefore: Cabbages
Cabbage suffers from an image problem. Children don’t like it because of the school version and its ill-handling also has ruined the reputation of brussels sprouts. The reason why children […]
From the Allotment Cutting Patch in November
With the first cold snap of the autumn predicted I headed up to the plot to gather in the last of any flowers still in bloom. I’ve been picking flowers […]
Bright Lights of Autumn
All too often the hustle and bustle of every day life can cause us not to notice what’s going on outside our windows. Since moving to a more rural spot […]
