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A new pond for the Harewood Learning Garden...

Work has continued today in the Learning Garden, with the help of Audrey, Trevor and his team. Today, the focus was clearing the pond area...

The Golden Time of Day; the magic hour draws near. I sit on a deckchair sipping a beer (Żywiec Porter, an excellent brew let down - as mo...

The first four pics are at Hanham Court, the last four at Coughton Court. Over the last week or two I've had the pleasure of vis...

The Harewood Learning team have this Monday begun work on the Harewood Learning Garden, and have learnt first hand the hard work of garden...

Work is in progress on the Terrace today...various flowers are currently on display in the Terrace Borders... Pruning Rose Ophelia ...

The garden is full of spiders - Between every shrub or tree, there's a spider's web. And at the centre of these webs are garden...

Pregnant cats should not climb trees - Moni's cat that came from Łódź to become a permanent part of the household is pregnant. Liluś...

My ogród is my działka - Weather-wise, it's such a lovely day. From yesterday evening until tomorrow morning there will not be a si...

Eat Polish apples, drink Polish cider - So Putin's pulled down the shutters on Polish food imports - this will hurt those Polish pro...

Fieldfare in midwinter - I spotted this bird in our garden from the ground floor study - this is somewhat rarer than the brown-all-over c...

Since we’ve had all that rain and, now that the sun has come out, the vegetable crops are growing really well in the Walled Garden! R...

First apple in my garden - What's that splash of red on our apple tree? Why, it's an apple. Indeed the very first one on the tr...

‘Himalaya’, ‘The Abode of Snow’, the vast range of mountain peaks which arc across Central Asia, has an extraordinary diversity of flora...