A hot month in the garden and by Week 3 the water butts were at a low level. I’ve been saving our washing up water to water flowering plants and pots, leaving the water butts for the potatoes and tomatoes – and I do use the hose in the back garden once a week, just to give everything a good soaking, though I expect a hosepipe ban at any minute. Despite, or maybe because of the hotter weather, July has been a most productive month.
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Page 2 – Florals
Page 3 – Edibles
Page 4 – Sundries
There's a book here somewhere.
At the Corner Garden
Recording our garden exploits with the help of Bosun the Dog, the Under-Gardener.
The Occasional Gardener
Gardening, exploring, photography, Six on Saturday
The life and loves of a plantsman
Tales from an organic gardener
Allotment Gardening Blog
Garden writing lifts me up.
Gardens, Nature, Pictures, ... discover, learn and share
Vegetable Growing in North Wales (with a pickaxe and a spade)
Cultivating the art of patience while gardening in a small space
Plants, veg and chickens: a cottage garden on the edge of Brussels
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Gardening in the Tunbridge Wells area
Everything I know about gardening I've learnt from a combination of my mum, Carol Klein and Monty Don. My garden is a tiny 2x3m yard requiring a lot of TLC...
Eileen's Tiny Welsh Garden 
You have some lovely produce from your garden, and the garden is looking lovely! It is quite a challenge sometimes to utilise space efficiently in a small garden, and it looks as if you have done so admirably!
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Thank you. It is a constant effort to get things growing in succession. It’s a very hot day in August, and I’m planning autumn and winter sowings already 🙂
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