Sally Morgan – Living on one acre or less
Healthy sustainable food production on small spaces plus books and gardens
Hoverflies are regular visitors to fields and gardens, flitting around flowers where they feed on nectar and pollen from late spring to autumn. Hoverflies, or flower flies, are a fascinating group of insects that mimic the appearance of bees, wasps
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One year on and I’m back a #RHSHamptoncourt. This year I went on the preview evening as well as the Tuesday to make sure I could get to see everything. If you want to see the show gardens, I would
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I’ll never tire of sitting down in the plot on a sunny day to simply watch and listen. Today the phacelia was alive with pollinators, mostly honey bees and bumblebees, while the birds were in full voice. The video says
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A visit to RHS Hampton Court Flower Show is one of my highlights of the gardening year – an idyllic location beside Hampton Court Palace and the Thames, a vast array of show gardens, stand holders with just about everything
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Holy hay or holy clover, sainfoin is a forgotten non-bloat legume with amazing properties and not surprisingly it’s making a bit of a come back. I went to the Cotswolds to learn about sainfoin at an event hosted by Cotswold
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