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skip to content rustical hand made or home grown; all that is happening in our rustical world menu and widgets about fields and land for rent firewood rustic wedding items recent posts ponds & scrapes update dec 9, 2018 freshly cut foliage dec 3, 2018 harvesting holly nov 29, 2018 2018 hedge planting nov 23, 2018 chilli harvest and autumn tidy up nov 4, 2018 categories events (19) foliage (2) food (45) growing (74) ponds (9) projects (34) rustic wood stuff (41) wreaths (12) archives archives select month dec 2018 (2) nov 2018 (3) oct 2018 (1) sep 2018 (1) aug 2018 (2) jun 2018 (1) may 2018 (4) apr 2018 (2) mar 2018 (2) feb 2018 (3) jan 2018 (2) dec 2017 (2) nov 2017 (1) oct 2017 (1) sep 2017 (1) aug 2017 (3) jul 2017 (5) may 2017 (1) mar 2017 (5) feb 2017 (5) jan 2017 (3) dec 2016 (1) nov 2016 (1) oct 2016 (2) sep 2016 (2) aug 2016 (4) jul 2016 (1) jun 2016 (2) may 2016 (4) apr 2016 (3) mar 2016 (1) feb 2016 (3) jan 2016 (6) dec 2015 (2) nov 2015 (3) oct 2015 (5) sep 2015 (7) aug 2015 (12) jul 2015 (8) search for: meta log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org ponds & scrapes update the recent rainfall has raised the water level in the scrapes to full with each overflow now running. it’s hard to believe how quick the ground recovered from the earthworks. posted on dec 9, 2018 dec 9, 2018 categories growing , ponds tags farm ponds , wildlife scrapes freshly cut foliage cedrus atlantica glauca (blue atlas cedar) just cut and available for collection now! £2/kg no minimum quantity collection only fresh blue cedar foliage posted on dec 3, 2018 dec 3, 2018 categories foliage , wreaths tags blue atlas cedar , cedrus atlantica glauca , cut foliage , farm gate fresh , florist's foliage harvesting holly as a rule of thumb, we only like to start cutting holly 1st december but the way the calendar falls this year means we need to start a few days early so that customers can have wreaths made up for the first weekend in december. we have our own holly plantation which is cut in a 3 year rotation so, with two thirds of the plantation left untouched in any one year, disruption to habitat is minimised. due to the drought, variagated holly was an outright disaster with most leaves being tinged brown. in contrast the plain green holly is some of the best ever. posted on nov 29, 2018 dec 4, 2018 categories foliage , growing tags fresh holly , holly , wholesale holly , wreaths 2018 hedge planting our 2018 hedge plants have arrived so it is crucial to get them planted as fast as possible to give the transplants the very best chance of survival. our 2018 hedge plants have arrived the plants arrived at 2pm and were all ‘heeled in’ by 5pm in an ‘on site’ trench where they will remain until removed for planting out in their final position. these were bough as 40-60cm plants but are nearer 40″ – 60″. the brexit effect perhaps? either way they look very healthy and should establish themselves quickly. distributing tree guards and canes the planting will create some new hedgerows along boundaries created by the separation of the traditional farm from the land and also restore a good length of historical hedging that was removed around 70 years ago. update 8th december rain or shine planting has us 80% finished! new boundary hedge still a few plants to go but getting there heeled in bundles of hedging awaiting planting posted on nov 23, 2018 dec 9, 2018 categories growing , projects tags hedge planting , new hedgerows , restoring hedgerows chilli harvest and autumn tidy up now that all our pumpkins have gone (see www.bigpumpkins.co.uk ) it’s the quiet time before the wreath making season begins so time to clear out the debris from the poly tunnels, then wash and disinfect everything ready for spring. there are a few productive tomato plants left but all the rest are on the compost heap. today we picked the remaining peppers of the thunder mountain and jalapeno chilli plants. even the shed has had a tidy up. everything seems to expand to cover any available floorspace so a determined effort is needed to put everything back where it should be in order to make some room for the danish trolleys needed for our www.christmas-wreath.co.uk wreath collections. in quieter moments it is also time to do the field plans for next year (what crop goes where) and order seeds. the first of the bought in specialist culinary pumpkin seeds arrived this week and we started drying our own pumpkin seeds as well. all of a sudden 2019 doesn’t seem that long off. posted on nov 4, 2018 nov 4, 2018 categories food , growing tags autumn clear out , drying pumpkin seeds , jalapeno chilli , thunder mountain chilli autumn pond audit the (hopefully) annual audit of our farm ponds happened yesterday with pond experts peter and helen visiting along with helen’s mum on admin duties and millie the dog. samples of water clarity, ph and electrical conductivity were taken along with the invertebrates and plant life which have taken up residence in the restored farm ponds and our new scrapes. pond audit autumn 2018 pond audit autumn 2018 pond audit autumn 2018 pond audit autumn 2018 hopefully we will be able to share their findings in due course but in early news, there is a degree of excitement as zannichellia, the horned pond weed, was one of the plants found thriving in the restored pond. i hope to learn of the significance of this but i am told it is worthy of informing the county plant recorder! who knew! zannichellia ‘horned pondweed’ posted on oct 25, 2018 oct 25, 2018 categories ponds tags 2018 farm pond audit , habitat , lancashire , wildlife work starts in our new coppice it really doesn’t seem that long ago that we were pricking out these trees as seedlings and growing them on in pots ready for planting out. it turns out we started planting out in this field in 2010. planting our own short rotation coppice in 2010 it was a bit of a milestone to be starting to do the first cut on selected trees this week. alder was urgently needed to replenish the wood chunks used by our local smokehouse customers with ash and silver birch used for making things and (as a last resort) fire wood. the little makita electric chainsaw was given it’s first outing on coppice duties and performed well, if anything too well as i had hoped the batteries would give out before i did. our first battery chainsaw cutting coppice the bar is for measuring the log length. the majority will not need splitting but, if they do, that is the maximum length that the splitter can take. the sticks also fit in an ibc crate which facilitates drying and minimises further handling. making a start with our own coppice as we were only taking out selected trees it opened up the canopy just enough to let some light in. the remaining branches will be ‘chunked’ for wood fuel with the fine brash stacked to provide habitat as it rots down. coppiced alder stacked in an ibc crate to season coppiced ash stacked in an ibc crate to season posted on sep 17, 2018 sep 17, 2018 categories growing , projects , rustic wood stuff tags alder coppice , ash coppice , first cut of coppice , traditional src coppice wild damson harvest it’s that time of year when our wild damsons are just coming ready so time to risk life and limb reaching over the very deep ditch to try and hook the branches and get them harvested. probably three quarters of the fruit is inaccessible so i don’t feel that guilty about raiding the natural larder. harvesting our wild damsons most of our share will end up as jam courtesy of mother; some sold to raise money for her charities, some for us and some for the breakfast table at coed cae posted on aug 29, 2018 categories food , growing tags harveting damsons , wild damson jam , wild damsons hydroponic ginger trial as some will know we try and do a little trial of the more unusual in the hydroponic tanks each year. this year it was the turn of ginger. having read up about it i went down to our local booths supermarket to find a suitable fresh

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