Birdy: Business as Usual
Paul Myerscough provides a live link to a bird box camera.
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Paul Myerscough provides a live link to a bird box camera.
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Wood chips from trimmings around the garden can by turned into quite compost. Here’s how to go about it.
Composting Woodchip – it works! Read More »
Paul Myerscough finds a plant with bright yellow flowers taking over one of his garden beds. What is it?
Plant Quiz! What is it? (i) Read More »
Baking bread can follow the seasons too! Here we show how to incorporate nutrient-rich nettle into this bread for the new Spring season.
‘Tis the season of the Nettle! Time for Nettle Bread Read More »
Paul Myerscough gives some tips for preparing the greenhouse for a frosty winter.
Double-bubble – Preparing the greenhouse for winter Read More »
A visit to a local organic farm last winter taught me that you can compost woodchip. According to Ian Tollhurst you just spread it on the ground and turn it every 3-6 months and within two years you have compost which is good enough for potting out seeds. Thinning the trees to allow more light
A Busy Night at the Compost Heap Read More »
Paul Myerscough recommends bread baker take advantage of this season to create some savory breads.
Gather up Them ‘Erbs Read More »
The plums are popular with the wildlife this year. How about deer, are they interested? Look at this night time camera footage to find out.
Deer don’t do plums Read More »
Paul Myerscough finds his plums are popular this year. Here Mr Fox makes a raid and is caught on camera.
A badger raids Paul Myerscough’s crop of plums and is caught on video.
Plum Crazy Badger! Read More »