Sunny and mild days this week on the allotment. The yellowing leaves were removed from the brassicas and the ground round about, as leaving them on the ground gives a […]
Today we feature a few of the questions raised by members about apples. Question 1: Is this friend or foe. This is the caterpillar of a Grey Dagger Moth […]
If you have been keeping an eye on The Caley social media this week you may have seen lots of apple related posts including three Saughton Apple Parade videos; eating […]
As many of you know George and I are keen daffodil growers and are always encouraging people to take part in the Caley bulb planting workshop. As we couldn’t hold […]
It was a pleasure to be able to visit Margaret and David Teale’s garden today, as all of the other Caley garden visits planned for 2020 had, very understandably, been […]
David and Margaret Teale are still planning to open their garden on Sunday 23rd August (11-4) but they wanted to remind people that the A68 is closed. The best way, […]
It is months now since the last blog from the allotment. In the meantime volunteers have managed to keep the Caley flag flying at Bridgend during these difficult times. Following […]
With the slightly cooler temperatures some, but not all Paeonia have decided to slow down their progress towards flowering. These two images show the delightful change in colour over time […]
As we move into June there will be more images of Paeonia in our gardens. Most of the blooms this week originally came from Binny Plants but one of them […]
When you think of Paeonia (Peonies) you probably expect a brightly coloured, big, blousy flower But there are a less common species which are perhaps a little less blousy. Sometimes […]
