Found in a hole in the large ash tree next to the front gate was this little fellow; not a mouse, but a vole. We seem to have a lot of voles in the Genus garden, or maybe it's one vole causing havoc to the roots of plants. There is one flower bed where the soil feels spongy from so many tunnels under the surface.
With many British gardens often characterised by muted tones and traditional cottage garden designs, Manoj Malde is undoubtedly a breath of fresh air in the world of garden design. His...
We’ve planted hundreds of snake's head fritillary (Fritillaria meleagris) over the years. A member of the Lily family, they’re distinguished by their uniquely patterned cup-shaped flowers and wiry stems. A...
Discovering a toad in the garden is always a moment to celebrate. It’s almost impossible to spot one and not recount the tale over the dining table that evening. Who...
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