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Perennial Alliums – Sand Leek, Serpent Garlic as alternatives to Babington Leek
There are several varieties of perennial allium – each flowering from July – August, if not harvested – then forming a head of small bulbils that will fall onto the soil to send up yet more plants next year. The following examples are all very low...Sacred Plants of Winter Solstice and Yuletide
As we celebrate the ushering in of the light, the death and rebirth of the Sun and the promise of longer, warmer days, there are many ways in which we can honour the season with plants. Evergreens are traditionally used for building wreaths – Pine, Cedar, Juniper and...
In Praise of Perennial Veg (and herbs)
As we plummet swiftly into the ‘Hungry Gap’- the period of time usually between April and June when the last of the winter crops are dwindling and the summer crops are yet to bear fruit- I wonder why we don’t grow more perennial vegetables....