Here are the monthly posts I wrote about the Leechwell Garden, a community garden in the heart of the South Devon Market Town of Totnes, click on the title to go to the article:
Gold and Frankincense in the late January garden
Pale promises and lambs tales in the late February garden
Tightrope walkers and a Geisha Girl in the March garden
Bee bread, benches and a crow’s nest in the April garden
Springtime frolics, sudden snow falls and careening swifts – looking back at the May garden
Flowering dogwood, bachelor’s buttons and a living fossil – the garden in June
Watering cans, wild flowers and swifts – looking back at the garden in July
Hedgehogs, hyssop and strewing meadowsweet – looking back at the garden in August
Crab apples, arsenic and suburbia – the September garden
Birches, shaggy ink caps and a wagtail: the October garden
A blackbird, some old apple trees and a deserted bench – the garden in November
Short on colour, high on drama – the garden at the turn of the year
Other Leechwell Garden-related posts:
A Goldcrest graces the Leechwell
More solitary bees and their unsavoury friends
One of my favourite early spring bees
Philip Strange Science and Nature Writing 
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