Forest Garden walk, Leigh on Sea, Essex
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Keep up the good work Graham, aint forgot i still owe u a tenner for a t shirt, Tx
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Awesome! When did you film this? Thank you for showing us in the middle
of winter! : )
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Thanks for sharing - like it. I think that I recognize comfrey, currants and a number of fruit trees. Can you tell us a bit more about what's planted?
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Hi some of the plants I have in the forest garden include; apples, pears, guelder rose, eleagnus, hazel, rowan (Mountain Ash), gooseberry, cherry plum, Victoria Plum, sloe, American Hawthorn (never fruited yet!), blackcurrant, gooseberry, worcesterberry, comfrey, lemon balm. Theres also lots of bramble which I'm trying to reduce. This year I intend to start developing the ground cover layer by putting in plenty of Rubus Tricolour also more mints and lemon balms, and nitrogen fixers, Graham
quercusrobur2002 1 year ago