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chris's weblog – city chickens my diary from 2004 home book shop potatoes onion sets brassica care parsnip shop basket checkout my account gaura lindheimeri – the bride chris june 25, 2018 garden , gardening hints and tips , greenhouse , growing from seed flowers , gaura , germination , propagation , seeds i have finally bought some seeds of gaura lindheimeri or whirling butterflies. i saw these in a garden on the estate last year and they were immediately on my wish list. the plants were a bit out of my price range so i started the hunt for some reasonably priced seeds. today i have sown three seeds each in two ten inch pots and after a good watering laura has put them into her greenhouse so fingers crossed. germination could be anything from 14-28 days. i don’t expect to see any flowers this year but if i can get a couple of good plants for next year flowering i shall be happy. i bought 30 seeds from johnsons for £2.40. propagate by seed in pots in a cold frame from spring to early summer or propagate by basal cuttings or softwood cuttings in spring or semi-hardwood cuttings in summer . cut back after flowering. a fully hardy, graceful, hazy plant with airy spikes of white, star-shaped flowers with long anthers held on slender stems from may to september. this exceptionally long-flowering perennial looks equally at home in an informal cottage-style garden or among soft grasses in a new perennial border. it is exceptionally drought-tolerant and will soak up the sun. give it space as its wispy stems will lean over plants and pathways. resist the temptation to cut back after the plant has flowered as it takes on beautiful autumn tints, particularly in cold weather. cut back and divide large colonies in spring . information for crocus.com. can’t wait. products from amazon.co.uk gaura lindheimeri corrie gold herbaceous perennials plants in 9cm and 13cm pots price: out of stock mr fothergills - pictorial packet - flower - gaura - the bride - 30 seeds price: £2.59 gaura 'my melody' price: £5.50 ‹ › colour in the garden june 2018 chris june 14, 2018 garden , photos by glenn and laura flowers , photos a visit from the local fox and a lucky escape chris may 27, 2018 chickens , garden , hatch , pets , photos by glenn and laura , wildlife chickens , fox , hatch , silkies since my last post about the silkies there have been a few developments. on the 14th of may scarlett, the tiniest of the silkie bantams, decided at last to sit on her eggs. having decided that she was in earnest this time i duly put day 1 on my calendar. that very same night we had a visit from the local fox and the sight that greeted me the next morning was devastating. the group are housed in a double hutch which is inside a shed. the hutch was ransacked, the roof of it on the floor, the chickens traumatised but luckily still alive. after i had collected myself together, laura and myself emptied everything out of the shed into the garden fully expecting bad news about the eggs. however, scarlett was clinging steadfastly on to all but one of her eggs. we were very lucky that all the fox had got away with was ten eggs that mai had gathered together. oscar, my brave cockerel, looked as though he had done battle for his girls and won. the situation today, 26th may , is that scarlett is on day 14 , mai is on day 2 and snowflake, one of my pekins is also sitting on six silkie eggs after she went broody with a vengeance on 22nd. i think the total count to date is 22 fertile eggs under three broodies. oscar is doing a sterling job of looking after his girls and all of my fears about having a cockerel in the garden have disappeared. he is not noisy, as gentle as can be and so handsome that he can do no wrong in my eyes. products from amazon.co.uk proven techniques for keeping healthy chickens: the backyard guide to raising chicks, handling broody hens, building coops, and more price: check on amazon ‹ › setting up for a 2018 hatch – white bantam silkies chris may 4, 2018 chickens , family , garden , hatch , pets , photos by glenn and laura breeding , eggs , fertility , hatch , silkies it’s 28th april and scarlett, the white silkie bantam, has nine fertile eggs in the nest. i have never experienced the family set up with hatching before so i have had to do a lot of reading. i have come to the conclusion that this natural kind of breeding, with a family of pure bred chickens, is the easiest yet. i have bought fertile hatching eggs before and used an incubator or a broody hen to hatch them but this is the first time that i have let nature take its course and left it to them. all i have to provide is safe housing, clean bedding, fresh water and the correct food. human intervention is the last thing they need. after all they were breeding long before humans domesticated them. i am much happier with this situation and im sure the chickens are too. my breeding group consists of oscar, a handsome cockerel, scarlett who is the first of the girls to go broody, starlight and mai. they are from a good bloodline and should produce some perfect offspring. although scarlett is sitting, mai has also contributed about four eggs to the clutch. starlight, as far as i know, hasn’t layed an egg yet. when scarlett first showed signs of being broody i was expecting her to sit constantly on the eggs in the nest but she was spending her days out in the garden with the others whilst gathering together quite a big clutch. in my ignorance i thought that the eggs would go off but after a bit of research i find that the fertile eggs are able to stay viable for a few weeks until the broody is ready to sit and hatch. i am excited about the prospect of chicks but have no illusions about the possibility of fertility failures as the group are all so young and this will be their first attempt. well it’s 4th may and although we have lots of eggs in two nests there is still no sign of either hen sitting. update 7th may – 16 eggs back in the two nests after my grandson jobie decided that the girls weren’t going to sit and nanny chris needed to get an incubator. he conscientiously carried all the eggs into the kitchen without breaking one. he is only five, he would say nearly six, but is very knowledgeable and is usually right about most things. however, nanny chris doesn’t have the money to buy an incubator and another knowledgeable chicken person said “why would she need to sit in this weather?” currently a heatwave on bank holiday monday, so i cleaned out the nest, put fresh bedding in with a sprinkle of diatom, and placed the eggs back where they were. update – day 19. all the broodies are still sitting. no sign of any pipping. scarlett is sitting tight again after a little toilet break when she sat back on the wrong nest and her eggs went cold. i sat her back on to her eggs. scarlett day 21 – still no sign of any chicks. products from amazon.co.uk . silkie chickens. silkie chickens care, breeding, eggs, raising, welfare and keeping them happy, bearded, non bearded, bantoms, buying, as pets, blac price: £12.97 breeding chickens - the basics and beyond price: check on amazon chickens in your backyard: a beginner's guide (international edition) (rodale classics) price: £11.99 ‹ › laura’s higgledy seeds – may 2018 – crazy daisy chris may 3, 2018 family , garden , gardening hints and tips , greenhouse , growing from seed , photos by glenn and laura flowers , germination , higgledy , laura , propagation , seeds laura has become a secret seedaholic. although we have loads of flower seeds she has been ordering from t&m and one of my favourite seed suppliers, higgledy. she is in love with growing things so for her birthday on 18th april i bought her a walk in greenhouse, just a plastic one from wilkos, but she loves it. a bit of compost a few pots and seed trays and she was off. her latest seed purchases from higgledy are chrysanthemum crazy daisy, zinnia persian carpet mix, echinops ritro, tithoria torch and statice blue. she loves 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Chris Williams

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76 Church Road
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