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RHS Garden for a Greener Future designed by Jamie Butterworth at RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival 2021. Image: RHS / Tim Sandall August Activities Sue Whigham makes a plan of action to tackle this month’s gardening tasks and reflects on the impact a changing climate is having on our own outdoor spaces What a strange year it has been so far and how confusing it all is with so many different instructions bombarding us from all angles, many of which seem to be tweaked with alarming alacrity. Can anyone work it all out? But it is not just us who are a bit flummoxed by the vagaries of this year. My neighbour planned to take down her garden shed and to replace with a newer model weeks and weeks ago. She still hasn’t done it as Mrs Robin, who took up residence in the spring, has prevented her by laying several consecutive clutches of eggs in an upturned flower pot. Her latest brood has now recently fledged, bringing the grand total up to a magnificent twenty four young. So good to hear. Another neighbour has built and installed a barn owl box which is now occupied by a kestrel and her three progeny. It has been so exciting to see the kestrel family soaring above our heads, with the young practising their flying skills, and to hear their calls. Climate change has caused records to be broken over the last few months. I was reading about the RHS garden at the Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival in July, the brief for which was ‘considering ways in which gardeners can both mitigate climate change and survive it’. Certainly things will have to change. Gardening has been quite controlled over the years and now we will need to listen and understand our plants’ needs in a changing environment. But I think it is all quite exciting stuff and am so glad to hear that it is gathering such momentum. Those beautiful manicured show gardens at Chelsea we used to see and admire will surely be freer and more attuned to nature’s needs, and be less immaculate and less unobtainable – and that was very much in evidence at Hampton Court. Our gardening calendars may well need adjusting. August has in the past been a month of settled weather with us leaving home for our holidays and hoping and praying that our gardens will survive whilst we are away. But this year with the amount of rain we’ve had, everything has grown hugely and borders are still pretty luxuriant if not in a bit of a muddle. At least many of us will be at home to keep things under control. Top of my ‘to do’ list for next season is to get ahead with staking early on just in case we have a repeat of this year’s weather pattern. I’m not the only one to find that there is really little room to add 113 priceless-magazines.com
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