Meat . . . or veg?
Mary Green looks at the implications of what we eat . . .
It looks as if we are going into April without having any...
Caterpillars and snails
Mary Green reminds us of the important role played by ‘pests’.
Following last month’s article about hedges (and the lovely reader’s letter that echoed it),...
As black as any sloe
Mary Green continues her series on trees in the Celtic calendar.
September at last brought cooler weather, but we’ve certainly had a summer this year!...
Coast and countryside
We certainly did have a flaming June this year, and the first part of July. I don’t know what it was about the specific conditions, but the flowering of orchids in the area was the best I’ve ever seen.
Inside and out
Mary Green braves the elements to visit woods and gardens.
Fields of gold
Mary Green points out some more ways to enjoy cooking and eating seasonal foods.
Heart of stone
Mary Green explores an island with a thriving ecosystem.
I recently spent a week on a magical island, with amazing wildlife, spectacular views, clean beaches, a...
Till May be out
Mary Green continues her series on trees in the Celtic calendar.
Usually the start of May brings the hawthorn blossom, though I suspect this year...
Food for thought
Mary Green looks at the way our diets have changed over the years.
I am writing this as a mild winter comes towards its end, hoping...
Go wild in the garden
Mary Green offers tips on turning your garden into a haven for various wildlife.