The Friends of Baildon Moor is a voluntary organisation dedicated to the conservation of Baildon Moor, a much loved and popular open common bordering Rombalds and Ilkley Moor in Yorkshire. The challenge it faces is supporting a multitude of often competing outdoor activities without damaging this precious community space.

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An online resource for experienced and beginner gardeners everywhere and for anyone curious to explore and understand how what we do out in our gardens and allotments affects the natural world around us. S cultivated by me, John Walker, a British gardening and environment writer, book author and blogger. You can find out more about me, my gardening philosophy and the gentle ambition for this site on the about. At the heart o f.

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A small patch of traditional meadow on the River Dee flood plain south of Chester. Tuesday, 29 September 2015. A productive final weekend to September. A fine sunny day at the Autumn Malvern Show and some good conversations with fruit growers, interest groups and equipment suppliers, as well as some fine produce on display. A couple of relaxed stop-offs on the journey northwards and home.

So, I asked myself, why am I growing sour cherries? Why not sweet cherries? And then I started to rethink the garden, as you do. A rethink was also on my mind last week as I tidied the garden with the help of my gardening neighbour, Karen,.