Jeanne had asked for a recipe for the rhubarb meringue cake. Here goes.
Happy baking and eating!
I am a gardener and garden designer working in Central England since 2008. I specialise in the sympathetic renovation and restoration of gardens. Follow me as I chart progress in various gardens. One of my hobbies includes Hermès silks, so expect my blog to be interspersed with the odd scarf or three. For me wearing a piece of silk art is the perfect antidote to a day's hard graft.
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Friday, 4 May 2012
Wednesday, 2 May 2012
Under wraps
The rainy weather during April has meant a lot of changes of schedule for my gardens. Not that I have that much of a schedule but seasonal tasks tend to get done at a certain time in the year and it has all gone a bit to pot.
I find that I am behind on some tasks at the rectory, notably the lawns. Luckily the vicar's wife will push the mower round if there is a dry spell but it wasn't until today that I finally applied a spring weed & feed product. And cut new lawn edges. And trimmed those that were still in good nick.
On other tasks I am ahead of myself.
I find that I am behind on some tasks at the rectory, notably the lawns. Luckily the vicar's wife will push the mower round if there is a dry spell but it wasn't until today that I finally applied a spring weed & feed product. And cut new lawn edges. And trimmed those that were still in good nick.
On other tasks I am ahead of myself.
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