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Plant of the Week – March 31st 2025 – Wood Forget-me-not (Myosotis sylvatica)
“Hope’s gentle gem, the sweet Forget-me-not” (Samuel Taylor Coleridge)
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Back Yard Orchid by hedge line?
Hi,
I’m in in south England zone 9a. The hedge is east facing.
I’m hoping to plant a back yard orchard on the red line. That’s about 4 feet away from the confer hedge line. My question is, is the hedge to close and will out compete the fruit trees? I’m looking to plant around 8 fruits trees (apples, pears, and another fruit tbc)
Thank you
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The Week in Botany March 31, 2025
A round-up of the news stories you’ve been sharing on social media over the past week.
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Trench composting in permaculture?
I’d like to experiment with “trench composting” (or rather, just digging a shallow hole and dropping kitchen scraps in it, here and there around the garden, a new place each time), as an easier, less-work way to compost, but I’m concerned with the digging part and don’t want to disturb the soil and roots. Any thoughts on whether this is a good idea, if it’s compatible with permaculture?
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