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Early spring in the garden

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The wet weather has been a bit of a pest as we try to get the garden ready for spring. Finally we've had a couple of dry days – enough to remove old crops left from the summer, dig out the usual batch of perennial weeds and then rotavate. It takes just a few hours pleasant work in the sun to get the garden ready. So we've already planted the early potatoes and 8 rows of parsnips – the spring has started!



The real arrival of spring is hard to miss when the rampant apricot tree comes into blossom. Quite how the flowers attract enough insects to pollinate I'm not sure but the south facing wall is certainly a great attraction for insects that like to keep warm.


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John Seymour came to live in Ireland in 1981 when he began work on developing his smallholding in County Wexford. A regular series of summer courses was started in 1993.     Will Sutherland joined John in running courses soon afterwards and continued to work with John until his death at the age of 90 in 2004.   Will continues to run courses and give workshops on the many and various topics covered by the Complete Book.

 

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