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October Monthly Garden Tour



Time for a walk around the garden at the start of October.
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15 Comments

  1. violet Raal

    Burn on one of your veggie beds that's empty, or where you are going to start one it will kill the grass then cover it with plastic after you removed some of the ash. Maybe you can make multiple beds like that.

  2. Jenny Johnson

    Hi Sean that yellow flower is a Helianthus "Lemon Queen" I got one from Barnsdale a few years back and mine is only just coming into flower. Definitely one for the autumn months. Love all your plans and cant wait to see them take shape.

  3. Julie Wells

    Your orange & yellow flower in the grass is a wildflower called Fox and Cubs or Orange hawkbit.

  7. dee brownsell

    I cant wait for your 5th November bonfire Sean. I am having trouble following your vision with all the wood and other stuff to be disposed of. I have little imagination.The amount of wood you have to dispose of Sean I think might take a few days! How do you get rid of all the non burnable stuff from an allotment ?

  8. Bobby Coleman

    Sean, can you help me, I've been trying to watch "The Victorian Kitchen Garden" but i cannot find it anywhere. Iechyd Da!.

  9. Margaret G

    You will certainly have plenty of bonfire material there Sean… I think burning it where you have all the grassy bed would be a good idea too, help you along clearing it . .Nice tour as always .. The little Hawkbit you have there can become a bit of a thug, so keep an eye on that one .I bought some once at Hampton Court flower show and later regretted it .It still keeps popping up in my garden ..

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