The plum tree is PLUM FULL
Gardening is miraculous, I say this as someone who is fully aware of both how much work it is and of how absolutely not up for it I am (housemate grew these).
The plum tree is PLUM FULL
Gardening is miraculous, I say this as someone who is fully aware of both how much work it is and of how absolutely not up for it I am (housemate grew these).
Look, I know computers are great and everything, but these lovely fuckers sink carbon, produce food and oxygen, stabilise the soil, help prevent flash floods, attract wildlife, self replicate, smell nice, and don't have an AI chatbot interface.
Today's #MothOfTheDay is a tiny 4mm micromoth (about a grain of rice). Micros are known by their Latin name first, with vernacular as secondary.
LOBESIA RELIQUANA (Wood Marble) A tortrix moth; ergo it spins leaves to create larvae shelters. Hard to photo in focus with 6yr old iPhone because it's so miniscule!
#moths #moth #mothsandbutterflies #butterflies#MothsMatter #nature #wildlife #britishwildlife #lepidoptera #entomology #insect #cute #garden #summer #conservation #biodiversity #alttext
"We’re not going to save the world with one backyard. But every #garden that supports wildlife, and every person who chooses #habitat over (or in addition to) aesthetics, adds to a growing shift."
#rewilding #pollinators #wildlife #gardening
https://www.rewildingmag.com/our-yard-is-now-teeming-with-life/
The lilies are blooming.
Poppy and Garlic Scapes
I popped a few annual poppy plants into gaps in the garlic beds. Though definitely not going to optimize the garlic yield, overall this was not a mistake. This morning.
I was invited to make pieces for an upcoming ewer show. The concept was inspired by the gallery owner’s experience beginning to #garden with his family, enjoying the bounty daily, and using #handmade ewers to drizzle olive oil and vinegar over fresh veggies. I love making pots that pour, so the prompt was a welcome challenge, allowing me to combine multiple elements that I’ve practiced over the years. How would you use these pots?
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