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ItвЂ™s much appreciated.ДЄs regular readers know, I love to save money. Many thanks to Tracey from Melton who says she feels like rushing out into the garden to do some gardening every time she hears us talking on the radio. Thanks to everyone who listens in on a Saturday morning at 11am, and thank you also for all your kind and encouraging comments. HereвЂ™s some links to the recipes I mentioned today, and ideas for home-made and home-grown Christmas decorations and presents. ItвЂ™s a lovely way to remember him and a reminder of all the flowers he grew for his wife Joan, and the fruit and vegetables he grew for the family. I check each day to see if I am keeping up with his impeccable timetable. Sadly he died last summer, but he gave me his diary with all the daily notes about sowing dates and varieties he preferred. Both will be ordered for 2023 as IвЂ™m thoroughly enjoying using the calendar and diary.Дo any of you write a garden diary? My father in law used to keep a perpetual diary. Sarah Raven also sent me a wall calendar to try, and this too has beautiful photos for each month and plenty of space to write appointments and events. There are not many books I carry around with me all the time, but the Sarah Raven diary is robust enough to slip into my garden tool kit bag, and is proving a joy to dip into on a daily basis. And the metal ring binder design means the diary can easily be folded back on itself. ThereвЂ™s a useful ruler for seed sowing spacing. A guide to sowing and planting вЂpollinator superвЂ™ plants to attract bees and butterflies. The guide to sowing and planting edibles, wild flowers, fruit, potatoes, herbs and salads. Other features of the book I liked: The fold-out вЂwhen and howвЂ™ guide on seed sowing for cut flowers. Such a beautiful and cheerful Christmas scene from the fireplace at Perch Hill. IвЂ™m going to have a go at these dried allium and poppy seed head decorations as well. As Sarah says, it sounds odd, but IвЂ™m going to give it a try and report back. IвЂ™m intrigued by this basil icecream recipe for summer. They sit around the kitchen table while I quickly make this dish.

Another recipe suitable for vegans, if you have any in the family as we do, or unexpected visitors. Whizz in a food processor and serve with toast or on jacket potatoes. Few tbsp of fresh parsley and chives if you have any. Add 2 tbsp lemon juice, garlic salt and pepper. Just cook a sliced red onion in 1 tbsp olive oil, add a tin of chick peas and 150ml water. I used the chickpeas for a red onion hummus dip, which is also fast to make. I made the vegan version by using dairy-free margarine. They are quick and easy to make, which is just as well as IвЂ™ve have had another request for some more. The family demolished them in just one day. IвЂ™ve made these spiced ginger and oat biscuits and can report they are absolutely delicious. ThereвЂ™s recipe suggestions for each month. HereвЂ™s Zinnia вЂGiant Dahlia MixвЂ™, Tagetes вЂLinnaeusвЂ™ and Thunbergia alata вЂAfrican Sunset.вЂ™ Just whatвЂ™s needed for a cold, windswept February day as IвЂ™m making plans for lots of summer colour. SeptemberвЂ™s photo is bright and cheerful.

#Least recommended pearl jam bootlegs Patch#

ItвЂ™s growing here in a galvanised metal container next to a patch of rosemary. For January, thereвЂ™s a winter container planting of a terracotta long tom pot with SarahвЂ™s favourite hellebore вЂMaestroвЂ™ which is often seen in her flower arrangements.ДЇor March, thereвЂ™s Fritillaria вЂEarly SensationвЂ™ which has a pale, greeny- yellow flower, much more delicate and easy to site than the brash bright golden variety usually found. There are some beautiful and inspiring photos relevant to each month in the diary. I love making lists- and I love ticking things off the lists! ThereвЂ™s a sense of satisfaction in ticking them off, especially when the list seems never-ending. IвЂ™m making lists of seeds I want to sow, dahlias I want to pot up, and general maintenance jobs about the garden. The diary is sturdy enough to take outdoors the paper is thick, good quality so can stand up to being taken into the greenhouse and potting shed. IвЂ™ve never kept a gardening diary before, but IвЂ™m enjoying making daily notes in my new Sarah Raven diary.