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Spring in north London

19/04/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

Readers who follow my garden pages will already have seen spring start to burst in our garden but blossom has been following blossom in such profusion over the last few weeks that it seemed criminal not to share them more widely. So... Pictured above the the cherry tree in the …

Category: GardensTag: Body Talk, clematis montana, D & D Chocolates, flowering cherry trees, golden ash with ash dieback, Ice Folly daffodils, Tawny Pipit, weeping pear tree, white camellias, white camellias reverting to red, wisteria

The blog moves house…

12/01/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Way back in 2010 when I started this blog, as some of you may remember, its 'header' was a picture of  of our garden here at Lawn Road, complete with Boris, our ginger cat, peering in at the bottom. For several months I had considerable fun changing the header each month to …

Category: Allergies, Blogging/social media, Cats, FreeFrom Food, GardensTag: blogging, Food allergy, Food intolerance, Michelle's cats, michelle's garden, social media

The ocean is broken – Fukushima fallout

03/11/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

I hate to pierce my rosy Liverpool bubble but I feel that two pieces I read this week do need a wider readership than just me..... One is an article in last months' Townsend Letter detailing the on-going disaster potential of the tsunami-damaged  Fukishima nuclear plant in …

Category: Environmental Issues, GardensTag: Fallout from Fukishima nuclear disaster, Fishing destroyed by industrial trawlers, Fukushima, garbage filling the Pacific, garbage washed out by tsunami clogging the Pacific, Health risks from Fukushima nuclear disaster, Joanna Lumley and the garden bridge, Professor Ernest Sternglass, sperm whale killed by supermarket plastic, Thomas Heatherwick, Thomas Heatherwick's garden bridge across the Thames, Townsend Letter

Ugly plants have higher pollen counts!

15/07/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

The uglier the plant or flower, the more allergy-inducing its pollens tends to be! What a lovely neat theory being propounded by Dr Robert Valet, assistant professor of Medicine and an allergist at Vanderbilt University – and reported in Science Daily. Although it seems rather …

Category: Allergies, GardensTag: 'Allergy-free gardening', broad-leafed plantain, delphiniums, Dr robert Valet, Foodsmatter, Geraniums, hayfever, high pollen counts, insects collect pollen, japonica, om Ogren, pink poppy with bee, pollen, Tom Ogren, ugly plants have high pollen counts, Vanderbilt University, wind disperses pollen

Daffodils….

23/04/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  5 Comments

As a rule, my garden is firmly penned in to its own page on this blog and not allowed to escape. But, so spectacular is this year's display of Ice Follies that it demanded to be let out so that it could be seen by the wider world! The Ice Follies came as the gift and …

Category: GardensTag: Body Talk, gardens in the early morning, Ice follies, Laura Antebi, Narcissus Ice Follies, Prudence Nuesink, Tawny Pipit

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