SEEDY SUNDAY BRIGHTON! What a fantastic day full of lovely seed and plant enthusiasts! I am always pleasantly suprised at how alternative and wacky brighton is, the projects i hear of are so exciting! Im looking forward to the Brighton Biospheres Project run by our very own City Council!! looks amazing and I really look forward to seeing that unfold.
I also met someone who is just as silly about seeds as me! I was calling him my new best friend!
Colin from  wild flowers and meadows who had an amazing collection of seeds.
Last years Seedy sunday is where I met Nancy who was one of the first people to set up 'the mound' guerrilla garden...sadly that garden only had an annual life cycle...but what a fantastic gowing season it had! and it set seed all over bighton and beyond...heres to more guerrilla gardens in 2012...wherever they may be

So many fantastic people and projects, yet again a fantastic year xxx thankyou thankyou seedy sunday and all that made it possible xxx
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Now is a good time to keep your eye out for potential spots for seedbombing and guerrilla gardening...you could even begin to prepare the land for when you grow in spring...by sowing green manure seedbombs or digging over the land and adding manure or the likes...or for the more tricky to access spots you could buy some green manure seedbombs which have plants in them that re-fertilise the land as they grow!!...good luck on your sightings I hope you find some fantastic potential gardens...big and small

x josie
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FOOD FOR FREE 09/02/2011
 
This time of year is always bountiful..the weather is turning and you can feel a nip in the air and the evenings closing in...on a beautiful September sunny day make a special effort to get out in to the countryside to do a bit of foraging,  the hedgerows are plentiful and it is so rewarding when you sit down to gorge on crumbles and other home-made delights...
on your foraging trips make sure you identify the bounty properly before you consume it as there are a lot of poisonous berries that deceptively look positively scrumptious!  don't trespass on anyone's land either!
You might find your local roadsides  have many apple trees lining them I have seen them along side dual carriage ways!...if you do choose to do some scrumping be cautious park safely and pick safely.

xxxx enjoy xxxx
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How exciting! news just back from the Ecologist about the competition they held to win 3 of my books Seedbombs 'Going Wild with Flowers' apparently there were -in their words- 484 entries to win the book and it was viewed 671 times by 633 different people!....WOW!how flattering is that!! Thanks everybody it means a lot to me xxx
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First Post! 08/30/2011
 
Welcome to my new blog!!..I thought it was about time I gave it a bash... I will be posting my stories and discoveries of interesting things I find on my travels ... like flowers growing from walls and chimneys and pavement cracks....gardening facts and guerrilla gardening projects and the likes...
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