
15 May 2022
Mid May 22 many new plantings, make lots of compost, my trials of propagation and other composts
A brief update at a busy time of remarkable growth. No dig is a huge help in keeping up to date, most notably because there are fewer wee...

15 May 2022
A brief update at a busy time of remarkable growth. No dig is a huge help in keeping up to date, most notably because there are fewer wee...

29 April 2022
It’s a third consecutive year of April being very dry. In fact since 17th March we have had just 24mm rain (an inch). We need to give mor...

16 April 2022
Spring is rushing in. I hope you enjoy my tips from Homeacres, and a look at what we are up to. The featured photo is morning of 16th Mar...

29 March 2022
Spring is here, in its usual stop start fashion. If you still have snow, may it melt soon. Be prepared for frost in many areas, and do no...

10 March 2022
The second half of March sees much more sowing, planting, raking and weeding outside, than at any time since late summer. I’m sorry thoug...

27 January 2022
Slowly the energy rises in February. I love the feeling of growth stirring, but be patient before making first sowings. I wait until mid ...

29 December 2021
No dig gardening and farming are easier because soil can “soak up” the extremes of weather. For example by draining freely, as in the Ger...

23 November 2021
The wonderful and life-increasing jobs of early winter, if you have not already done them, are to feed soil organisms with mulches of org...

28 October 2021
The change of clocks is matching a change of weather, and in both senses it’s now wintry more than autumnal. Follow my tips below for a l...