Allan Jenkins on gardening
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A crafted roof terrace, unshaped woodland and a thousand thanks. By Allan Jenkins
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Don’t be a once-a-year Valentine. Flowers say love in any season. By Allan Jenkins
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This month it’s all about preparing for the start of the growing season, says Allan Jenkins
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The plot is frozen, but with warm company, plans soon unfold
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Early bulbs and late bloomers offer distractions over lockdown for Allan Jenkins
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There’s little to do in the frosty garden – except feed the birds
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In this mild winter, a few flowers cling on and bring hope, says Allan Jenkins
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It’s probably too cold and wet to do much outdoors, but there’s plenty to plan, says Allan Jenkins
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There’s a special kind of wonder in beginning at the beginning. By Allan Jenkins
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As we reach the shortest day, take stock and enjoy small changes, says Allan Jenkins
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‘We meet, we eat buns, we weed, we sow…’ Comradeship on the allotment, by Allan Jenkins
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It’s a melancholy season, but there’s always something outside to brighten the spirits, says Allan Jenkins
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There are dark days ahead, so think forward to May. By Allan Jenkins
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Returning to the plot after a two-week isolation, it’s hard to tell who has missed who the most, says Allan Jenkins
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Winter brings with it a new to-do list in the garden, says Allan Jenkins
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It’s a simple piece of land by the sea but we wanted to add to the aesthetics. By Allan Jenkins
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The Danish plot requires plenty of wood work at this time of year, but we still had time to enjoy the changing of the seasons, says Allan Jenkins
New blooms to lift the gloom