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Gardening Sharing, Friends, Tips - Andalucia Spain
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Gardening in Andalucia. A guide to good gardening in Spain along with walks and places of interest, birdwatching and planting vegetables and fruit. Covering all aspects of country living, meet new friends and share ideas and swap tips.
- Author: Simone Icough
- Listed in: Gardening Home and Garden
- Tags: spain flowers gardening plants andalucia
Recent Posts
Ronda and the Rugged Landscape
Many visitors to Spain have an image in their mind of rugged mountain landscapes, white villages and castles, agile bullfighters, gypsy flamenco music and dancing. This is Andalusia. Of course everyone has heard of Granada, Córdoba, Seville, or the ...
Gardening Pests and Diseases
AphidsColonies of small round-bodied insects suck the sap from leaves and distort plant growth. They excrete a sticky honeydew on which sooty moulds grow, and can also spread viruses. Aphids, which are mostly wingless, may be black, green, pink, red,...
Wild Food - Foraging!
Forgaing for food is becoming increasingly popular once more. We quite often walk down our track in the country and come back laden with bits we have found growing by the side of a field or Almonds that are just there for the taking on the trees.Ever...
gardening/uk/moving house/clearinggarden
Hi its Gill. Sorry I didnt get time to do a blog last week, there is too much to do with the moving, let alone blogs.I am moving house as you know if you follow me already, but this is the most stressful move I have ever done. When you are widowed yo...
autumn/ gardening/UK/net
Hello all, Gill here,There is so much to do in the garden in the autumn, it makes you wonder where we all find the time. At this time of the year the main thing is clearing up and pulling up. If like me you like your plants growing naturally anywhere...
Gardening: Holiday, Moving & Planting
Hiya peeps, its Gill,Got back a week ago from my hols staying with my brother in France not too far from the Pyrenees. Glorious weather, between 26 and 30 deg every day. My brother Peter grows all his own veg and some fruit for the year too. I was to...
