Win a Pippa Greenwood Grow Your Own gift set – scroll down to find out how to enter…
Win Pippa Greenwood Grow Your Own gift set A
PLEASE NOTE THIS COMPETITION HAS NOW ENDED AND THE PRIZES AWARDED
I’m delighted to be able to share a very special Christmas gardening prize with you. My favourite Gardener’s Question Time panellist Pippa Greenwood is offering her Grow Your Own gift set A to two lucky From Britain with Love readers.
Each Pippa Greenwood Grow Your Own gift set is worth £36 (see full details of what’s included on Pippa’s website here)
Each winner will receive one of Pippa’s stylish Grow Your Own gift vouchers along with a signed copy of her The Gardener’s Year book.
Lucky recipients can then make their choice from a great range of Pippa’s favourite reliable veg varieties, which will be sent out as garden-ready plants at the right time for planting. Weekly advice and tips emails are also included from Pippa too – specific to the crops selected.
Choose 4 vegetable choices (up to 66 plants) from a wide selection – including calabrese, sweetcorn, sweet and chilli peppers, squash and courgettes, climbing french beans, sugar snap peas, lettuces, beetroot, several varieties of tomato, leeks, greenhouse cucumbers and melons.
How to enter
For a chance to win one of these very special Pippa Greenwood Grow Your Own gift sets, please just answer the following question and post in the comments section at the foot of this blog page:
Q: What’s your favourite season in the garden and why?
You won’t see your entry appear immediately when you add it to a comment box, but it will come through to our admin area once you click the ‘post comment’ button. Once we’ve logged your entry we’ll publish it.
Good luck! We’ll be choosing the winners mid December, so why not enter now?
Please note that shipping options for the grow your own gift sets cover the UK only.
Pippa’s Grow Your Own gift sets are one of my favourite gift ideas for gardeners. Find out more here: Gift Ideas for gardeners
Kelly Glen says
My favourite season in the garden is the Summer because it makes me happy to see all the hard work pay off when all the lovely bright and colourful flowers are out.
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Trish Evans says
Spring – when the seeds I have planted start to pop up through the soil
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Alan Greenhill says
Winter…snow covers all the jobs needing done!!!!!!!
Sheila norkett says
Spring,new beginnings.
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Alan Greenhill says
Winter…with everything covered in a blanket of snow…evokes a feeling of Narnia…
Maggi Dignam says
It has to be SPRING for me a time of renewal
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Sharon Webster says
Spring is my favourite time with everything bursting back into life ……exciting times
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Kaz Bridges says
Spring is my favourite time of year, new life springing out all over
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Leesa Collins says
Winter – the trees are bare, garden’s covered in snow
I’m not very green fingered but no one will know!
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Steph says
Spring is my favourite time, I love planning and planting and the anticipation of everything growing
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Kat says
Spring! I love the hope and optimism of the first new greenery appearing. And an al fresco coffee on a crisp morning.
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Eileen Lees says
My favourite season is Spring because of the anticipation of renewal and rebirth. Life springs anew and everything is vibrant and full of promise of things to come.
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Kathryn Furnell says
Summer. Those lovely long days spent in the garden right until the light has faded to nothing.
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Elaine Maxwell says
My favourite time of the year is Spring, new beginnings. I love seeing the spring bulbs and trees starting to sprout new leaves.
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Hilary Hayward says
Winter as I can dream I will keep control of my garden next year and win my fight with the slugs.
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susan wood says
Spring is my favourite season now, because it heralds the start of longer evenings, and all the new growth. A very optimistic season. I used to prefer Autumn (for the colours and smells, and the warmth still in the atmosphere). However, now it’s Spring for me.
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Penny Whittle says
Autumn as I adore all the beautiful colours, especially my new but small cotinus. Stunning nature x
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sam thomlinson says
spring; bulbs blossom new life
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Andrea Upton says
My favourite season in the garden is summer, because that is when I am harvesting fruit and vegetables to enjoy! You really cannot beat a tomato picked and eaten straight from the plant while it is still warm from the sun
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niall O'Grady says
Spring, watching the potential start to reveal itself
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Christine Ball says
My favourite season in the garden is the Spring, because I start to see all of the bulbs previously planted coming into bloom as well as my grass growing. I can also start to get outside far more, spruce up my benches and fence panels with more preservative but more importantly, it will allow me to plan a potential holiday during the summer months.
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Lisbeth says
Really hard to choose just one as there are joys to all seasons. I will choose the time in the late summer/ early autumn when apples can be picked to eat.
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Pauline Jollands says
Spring is my favourite season when all the plants burst into life, trees put on their green coat and I plant the vegetable seeds to grow into lovely food to eat.
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Natalie McDermott says
Summer because we spend so much more time in the garden in the fine weather and I love picking fresh strawberries from our strawberry patch with my children and seeing how many we can collect each day
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Janette Pryor says
I like autumn, particularly early autumn when still light enough to spent the evening in the garden, I have both fruit and produce to enjoy and the colours are beautiful.
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Emma Hawes says
I love the promise of Spring.
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Miriam Cheeseman says
My favourite season is Spring as the days warm up and get longer it is exciting to see new life in the flower beds.
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Bridget Mellor says
I just adore Spring After the bare bleakness of Winter the garden emerges into a life affirming surge of growth mosses and bulbs bring forth scent and colour and buds burst open and the birds serenade this loveliest of seasons
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Debby says
My favourite season in the garden is summer because it’s warmer, sunnier and the results of all the spring planting are evident: pretty flowers and salad, vegetables and herbs fresh from the garden to plate, and juicy strawberries whenever we want them (usually enough to share a few bits with our lovely neighbour too). In spring I love to watch the adult birds and squirrels taking food to the nests/dreys and the dog & vixen filling their mouths as much as they can to take food home to their earth with that year’s cubs waiting, but in summer we are properly introduced to all the new animals. I love to see the different birds fledging and sometimes the adults will brood two, or even three new families. Baby squirrels are cute and it’s fun watching them learn from their parents and getting to know the trees in their now big world. Fox cubs playing on the lawn, tumbling, practice-pouncing, pleading with their parents for extra food. I love how the adult foxes will line the cubs up outside my kitchen window if the nightly food offerings have been a bit sparse as a big hint to provide more (I’m sure they know I can’t resist finding them something else!) I’m happy to spend my summer days pottering in the garden, tidying up, keeping things nice or lazing in my hammock, reading a good book or doing puzzles.
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Suzette Payne says
I love the Summer, being out in the warmth, and seeing all the plants bursting into beautiful colour. I love to sit out and contemplate with my cup of coffee in the morning.
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hazel pickles says
If I were to choose a special season I think it might have to be this last summer in particular as I’ve been more or less housebound for three years after open heart surgery then.cancer .This last summer I got out sometimes and smelled the flowers .A motto I’ve had in life has been “,never be too busy to stop and smell the flowers” . So this year though it’s been forced on me it’s also been an immense pleasure to do just that.
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jackie says
springtime, a season of new beginnings.Full of hope and growth for feeling positive about the year ahead
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Angela Ferebee says
Spring is my favourite season because finally my winter fat has gone and only my spring rolls are left!
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Susan says
I enjoy Spring the garden is coming back to live and I can add new life when I plant my chosen vegetables for that year, see then grow is wonderful
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Fiona jk42 says
My favourite season in the garden is Spring. I love seeing all the bulbs that I’ve planted coming up and then flowering.
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Shirley Buck says
I love the summer as all the roses and flowers are blooming and smell gorgeous reminds me so much of my late husband he loved his flowers and rose bushes so I’ve got a space where I put rose bushes just for him, they are lovely bright colours and I know he will love them, brings back lots of lovely memories. Thank you for the opportunity to enter.
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dee says
my favorite season in the garden is spring! i love the feel of the wakening and warming soil and the excitement of putting in tiny seeds full of hope and potential!
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marilyn hull-parkes says
It has to be Autumn when all the Colours are appearing and late flower,s are still in bloom, and there is that special Autumn smell in the air
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Isobelle Suzanna Forde says
My favourite season is summer as there is so much happening, my lavender is permanently covered in insects the lovely scents from the plants, occasional frog basking in the pond like a Navy Seal. The birds have got fledglings learning the ropes, the amazing light and warm long days, the compost heap breaks down much quicker (yay) and it’s a riot of lovely colours to sit out and enjoy with a nice brew or glass of wine !☀️
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Sheila Bowden says
My favourite time in the garden is anytime. I love my garden and with the co-vid pandemic, it has kept me sane. We moved into a new house 18 months ago. After getting the house sorted, we started on the garden. We have had over 20 tons of topsoil delivered which was dumped on our front drive. It all had to be barrowed to our back garden. We have almost 80% of the garden laid out and planted up. This coming spring we will construct our raised beds for fruit and vegetables in the area behind the garage. Panting so far has been to encourage wildlife. My husband doesn’t know this but I have a remote camera for him for Christmas to record all our visitors.
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Helen Smith says
I love spring, seeing the bright green shoots starting to emerge while spending time in the greenhouse sowing seeds ready for the year ahead. Fab.
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Juley Goodwin says
It has to be Soring. The anticipation of the new growing year, sorting my seeds into planting order , reviving my pots of lilies cleaning the greenhouse, starting new projects and watching the clematis grow. It’s a season of hope and I love it.
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Jacqueline Quinn says
Definitely Autumn, the changing colours heralding colder weather, a still autumn day, bright birch leaves falling onto dark earth, outdoor fire…nothing better.
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Carol says
My favourite season is summer when the garden is most colourful, in full leaf and bloom with beautiful flowers and fuller coverage. Summer evenings sitting in the garden with the flowers and plants reflecting light are so relaxing, delightful.
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christine westlake says
I love spring , love the spring colours also the bird song and all the new activity that the wildlife brings
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Helen C Shaw says
Autumn with its kaleidoscope of colours, love walking in the crunchy leaves watching the gold and amber leaves swaying in the breeze. A cool crisp day with a clear blue sky makes one feel so refreshed and alive, it is the season for all the senses.
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Susan B says
Summer first, last and always. The joy of seeing everything in bloom and leaf and the birds and insects thriving is an absolute delight.
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Linda Milward says
My favourite season is Spring – after a dull winter time to plant anew
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Peter Watson says
Summer when everything is in full blool and the birds and butterflies fill the air.
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volcanopete says
Summer when everything is in full blool and the birds and butterflies fill the air.
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Iain maciver says
Spring is my favourite time of year, new life
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Rachel Dunsdon says
I like Spring as everything starts coming to life, including me.
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Hayley Atkins says
My favourite season is autumn. I love the ( usually) still warm days, the glorious colours of the leaves, spiders ‘webs shining in the morning dew and the planting of lots and lots of bulbs for a spectacular display in the spring.
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Claire says
Early Summer is my favourite time. The garden is full of colour and scent with the promise of lots yet to come.
It’s not too hot either so plenty of time can be spent gardening too!
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sandi green says
Summer, love seeing all the bees and butterflies feeding on the flowers.
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Matilda says
Winter for sure! I love all the frost, the red berries against the snow and the winter flowering plants! 🙂
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Valerie Brown says
My favourite time is the Spring – time of renewal, new life and optimism. I love the lengthening days, the spring blossoms and the new green shoots
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Julie Johnson says
Autumn, as I love cleaning up the leaves to see all the beautiful colours, lovely bronze and yellows. Gorgeous
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Kathryn Hipkin says
Spring is my favourite because everything is awakening up again, light and colour have returned once more and I rejoice in it.
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David Reed says
Winter because i love the cold and snow
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Carol W. says
Autumn is my favourite season, as it starts to cool down, the leaves change colour and drop and there’s the promise of a calmer, slower pace to life coming along. I also love cool crisp days when you kick through dried fallen leaves. As I’m certainly not a child anymore this does lead to a few strange looks from other people until they see I’m having fun and they smile back at me.
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Sally-Ann Bannister says
Spring, there is nothing to match the first green shoots coming through, leading to the anticipation of a bumper crop in later months
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Charlotte isobelle says
Spring and getting everything ready and sorted out. It’s a lovely time of year.
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chrustine kirk says
spring when the veg seedlings begin to sprout and I can spend hours in my greenhouse
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Joanne Beale says
Spring is my favourite time of year. Love to see the garden gradually springing to life again after winter. Love starting to prepare the allotment ready to plant our vegetables
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Katie says
Late summer into early autumn – having worked hard in the garden all Spring and Summer, the best of the produce is ready for harvesting and preserving, there is amazing late summer colour and just the tiniest hint of cooler weather around the corner!
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david cavender says
I really prefer the long hot barmy days of summer -with so much enjoyment of being in the garden and enjoying BBQ’s with family and friends well into the night, with jolly music to keep us buoyed up, with the lingering flames of candles in the background under the starry nights.
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Marylyn Hammersley says
I love the Summer with all the roses in bloom and the bedding plants giving a real splash of colour. This has been a strange year in many ways for the garden, I still have geraniums and agapanthus in bloom in December, who would have thought, Isn’t nature wonderful
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kathryn davies says
I love seeing everything starting to come back to life in the Spring.
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Frank E. Davidson says
I love spring because it has been cold and dark for so long and I can come out from under my duvet. The spring brings focus in planning and sowing, though I have to learn from scratch each year as I put the garden completely out of mind from late August when it becomes unpleasant to be outdoors.
Unfortunately spring also brings a compulsion to buy new equipment I can’t really afford.
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Claire Smith says
Late spring when some of my favourite flowers such as Dicentra start to flower.
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Katy Wright says
My favourite season in the garden is spring. Life starts emerging again, green shoots and flowers appear and birds and insects are busying around! Makes me very happy 🙂
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Malcolm Carrott says
Spring – when you see the buds developing it is confirmation that both you and your plants have survived another Winter
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JW says
I love Spring when the snowdrops and then the daffodils start to peep through – a sign that Winter will soon be over and longer warmer days will be with us
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Jill Osborne says
Spring, when the garden is coming back to life
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Marilyn Bracher says
Autumn – the harvest and my primitive, basic need to preserve and store for the Winter!
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Margaret Cromie says
I love winter because of how brave and hardy some plants are. The first snowdrops peeping through the melting snow and ice are amazing . I love the Holly trees and the berries that entice the thrushes in . I love how clean and bright the garden looks after a fall of snow and how the evergreens stand tall providing a safe resting place for the birds.
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Anne Parmenter says
Autumn… I can eat the fruits of my labour!
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Mike Eckersley says
It has to be Spring when the shoots start to come through the bare earth after all the hard work of digging it over in the autumn / winter .
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Jules Henley says
This year I have really appreciated the summer – with the colours and scents and when all the fruits and vegetables come to fruition . I have been learning how to use them to bake and cook and preserve bringing the garden into the home.
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Emma Wolski says
Summer as I love to watch my other half enjoy planting and pruning his grass! It is his happy place!
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Martina Pichova says
Spring – I can watch how everything I planted starts growing.
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GLENDA PROFIT says
My favourite season in the garden is Spring, new bulbs shyly showing their heads, seeds being planted inside and out in the hope of colour and flavour in the summer and the birds returning and looking for suitable places to raise their offspring
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Sylvia Dixon says
Has to be Springtime, everything is so green and vibrant so much to do, preparation, sowing, planting,arranging, buying, it goes on and on in a wonderful way. And Gardener’s World starts back up again, hello Monty!
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Tharon Mazzucchelli says
Spring is my favourite time. The beginning of sowing seeds and the anticipation of waiting to see them grow. The wonder of nature never ceases to amaze me.
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Diana Maxwell says
I like spring. corny I know but it is the whole season reaching ahead and the potential.
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Catherine S says
Spring is my favourite season because the garden becomes colourful again and it’s time to get planting all the veg seeds
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Alison Bruce says
My favourite season in the garden is the summer. This is when all the fruits of your labour are at their peak. You can spend your time at the allotment just picking vegetables and both the garden and allotment look their best and hopefully the sun is shining so you can sit and enjoy.
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claire woods says
Love spring when it all starts growing again.
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Helen says
Summer, relaxing with friends in the long evenings, a bit of time out to appreciate my hard work.
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Rebecca Brown says
Spring – I love when the plants all ‘wake up’ for the year!
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Susan Chafer says
I love summer. The plants have such beautiful colours and I kove to see all the insects buzzing around. The droning sound of bees always reminds me of summer.
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Ray Dodds says
Spring because everything is starting it afresh
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Margaret Adamson says
Spring when new life appears and I can come out of hibernation!
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Julie Shackson says
The promise of spring after a long winter.
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Sonya Parkes says
My favourite season is summer when I can harvest my own fresh fruit from the garden and also relax in the warmth of the sun.
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Irene Maier says
It’s summer because i love to see all my plants in full bloom.
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Amy bondoc says
spring, i love watching all the seeds i planted star to grow!
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Gayatri Gogoi says
I love the summer because all of the beautiful flowers and delicious vegetables the garden produces
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Jackie says
Summer is my favourite time. I love seeing the garden with flowers in full bloom and veg boarders growing up with yummy delights.. Plus fruit bushes and trees swelling with fruits. With longer days I will enjoy gardening whilst feeling the sun go down on my back. Or, enjoy a relaxing evening just sitting and chatting outside-appreciating the lovely view.
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Gillian Hitchen says
Autumn, beautiful fruit and the gorgeous colours of the turning leaves
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Earlene Williams says
I can’t choose one season! Winter is the most exciting, of course, because that’s when I start my seeds and feel the promise most keenly, sort of like being pregnant. The Babies are here in the spring, and I feel the momentum as they grow toward self-sufficiency. Summer is its own delight because everything comes to fruition and my family can enjoy such a variety of fresh foods. Then there’s Fall, when I make up chutneys, safts, jams, dried flowers, and packets of herbs to be given as holiday gifts. And in the midst of this pandemic, I’m grateful for every day of the year.
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Nathalie Thomson says
Spring – it’s a fresh start
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Ruth Harwood says
Autumn in our garden is beautiful, the colours make life brighter xx
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Gill Smith says
My favourite season is Spring. Everything suddenly starts to come to life. Little leaf buds ready to burst open, tiny green shoots emerge from the soil and the birds are busy building nests to support new life too. On sunny Spring days the first butterfly arrives filling my heart with joy that life is made better by the beautiful elements of Nature.
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James Travis says
Summer, nice and warm and can have Beer, BBQs and sunbathe
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Anita Bekker says
I love the autumn…it’s as if the earth is breathing a sigh of relief, after all the bustle of spring and summer, and snuggling down under a beautiful multicoloured quilt, getting ready to settle into the well deserved sleep of winter.
Mark R says
Spring when the snowdrops are out, perennials are showing signs of life, and I can start sowing seeds.
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Jess Buttermore says
Winter! It’s the time when my gardening imagination runs wild! I buy all the seeds, draft and redraft how my garden beds will be filled. It’s the time to dream of the garden i will work so hard to sow, cultivate and harvest in the year ahead. Its when I prepare the garden beds and the soil so that everything I crow has strong beginnings and a good foundation. It’s the time each year when anything is possible!
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Patricia Bowley says
My favourite season is Spring. I love to see all the new growth from bulbs, perennials and shrubs, the promise of colour and the way leaves unfold with the magic of all nature has to offer.
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Mel says
Spring is my favourite season when the soil begins to warm up & plants burst into life, bulbs emerge & light levels improve so I can garden for longer
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Clemmie says
I love late spring the most; when the blossom is in the trees and the road verges are full of frothy cow parsley.
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Kayleigh Beirne says
Autumn because I love harvesting all my goodies then!
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Amanda McCormack says
I love spring time because I just can’t help the instinct to go crazy and prepare for growing but I’d have to say that nothing beats the Summer sunshine and seeing the fruits of my labour in the garden.
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Lisa D says
Summer because it’s lighter for longer meaning that it gives more time to work in the garden.The flowers are all in bloom,full of colour and it all looks so beautiful
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Liane says
Summer – the smell of freshly cut grass
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Chris S says
My favourite season in the garden is early spring. I love to see the eager little bulbs pushing through the snowy, icy soil. I love to spend time in the greenhouse planting my seeds and preparing the beds ready to receive the plants when they are ready.
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Andrew Rodwell says
Spring because of the excitement of warmer days and green shoots to come.
Kevin McGovern says
summer so I can eat all the produce
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Phil Read says
Autumn. I always feel relaxed and more content this season.
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Jodie W says
Spring – i love to see the garden coming to life again
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Mo McLean says
Spring. New plants and veg starting to come to life
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Joanna Tolhurst says
Love the summer and the addition of butterflies, bees and ladybirds in the garden.
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Fiona Mair says
Summer – warm enough to sit and enjoy the beautiful colours and scents
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pete c says
its got to be Spring for me ; Putting in a lot of the hard work then so I can reap the benefits in my garden later in the year
Jamie Butt says
I love to see the garden come to life in spring, it’s an amazing mood booster to see the teeny green shoots and tightly coiled buds starting to appear
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Sonia Williams says
Spring, because that’s when I start planting in my greenhouse to feed everyone in the summer.
Victoria Prince says
I like autumn. It’s a little less overwhelming than summer (though I suppose that’s my own fault – I need to not plant so much!) but there are still plenty of things to be harvested, and the autumn fruit starts to produce. I also love watching things change colour.
Victoria Heffernan says
I love autumn, all the changing leaves and plants with interesting foliage really take centre stage
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Laura Pritchard says
I love Summer when our flowers & veggies are in full-bloom!
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julie Jones says
Spring as I can start getting everything ready for our garden and allotment
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Karen Holden-Craufurd says
Autumn as I love all the beautiful colours and I can tackle some of the bigger re-designing projects that do not get done during the growing season.
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Lona Jobes says
Summer. So i can sit back, relax and appreciate the fruits of my labour
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Joan Workman says
My favourite garden season is the Autumn. I love the foliage colours as well as the plants which come into their own – the asters and dahlias, plus all the lovely seed-heads of plants which have finished flowering. Best of all, it’s the season of hope, because I start looking forward to the Spring when all my hard work planting bulbs will hopefully come to fruition.
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David Blair says
THE blossom of July colour colour and colour are the rewards of a years work
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Anthea Holloway says
I love the spring when I can get going again and start to grow my flowers and vegetables and plant out the seedlings too.
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HR says
Autumn. Plenty of fresh produce, beautiful, fresh, still flowers in bloom, varied jobs to be done, lots of next season produce to plant or sow.
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Paul Maxwell says
Love the spring when my flowers and plants in the garden start to spring into life
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Charlotte F says
Spring because you start to see the results of your hard work!
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Emma Davison says
Spring. The garden starts to come back to life with crocuses, daffodils, tulips etc.
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Brenda Davies says
Definitely Summer when the garden is alive with colour
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Louise Whiteley says
I love dinner when it’s full of colour and warmth so you can really enjoy the outside
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John Mcgovern says
I love the Springtime, when all my plans can be put into action. There is something inspirational about seeing new growth.
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Leslie Evans says
Spring, To see all the flowers breaking out if the ground.
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Bev Cannar says
Definitely spring, when life starts to unravel, the bulbs come into life and you know the warmer months are coming, it’s time for all the nice jobs , seeds need potting , ferns come out of their winter hibernation and birds are busy building nests ready for their young
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Roz Walker-Smith says
It has to be summer for me as things begin to bloom and you can see the fruits of your labour.
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Patricia Hofmann says
Summer, warmer days and the fruits of the labour in the garden are paying dividends.
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Diane Duggan says
I like Autumn because I can pick apples off my tree and I like to see everything change colour and leaves start to fall.
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lynn neal says
Spring is my favourite season in the garden because I love to see everything emerging and waking up after the cold winter and the promise of wonderful things to come in the following seasons!
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Alison Clark says
Summer because I can look after and tend all my ots with the sun on my back , although this year has been the hardest having my garden saved me I know my neighbour said the same thing.
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Mel Pennie says
I love the start of the Spring time
When everything starts to come alive
Plants that slept through winter months
Now search for early sun to thrive
Buds and leaves come back on trees
Flowers begin to bloom
Time to shop for seeds and plants
Out in my garden morn til noon!
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Angella Willis says
I love the spring because it brings green shoots and the promise of the summer to come. Beautiful flowers and plants and lots of lovely colour and scents
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KAY HOOKER says
WINTER/SPRING – I love to see the bulbs coming through
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Jennifer Cairns says
winter is my favourite
the frost look on the garden PLANTS AND TREES DYING OFF AND LEAVES FALLEN OFF TO MAKE WAY FOR THE NEW PLANTS and leaves nxt spring
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Keith Glover says
Spring, all the new life coming through makes me look forward to a colourful summer
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Charlotte Wilde says
i love Spring – starting to see all the bulbs come through and getting started on the allotment but its before the mad stressful rush of late Spring to get everything in – i always have high hopes for my success in Spring!
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donna l jones says
Spring is my favourite with everything beginning to bloom
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Susan Hoggett says
I love Spring when all the bulbs start flowering and my garden starts to come to life!
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Pamela Cooper says
Autumn love the changing colours of the leaves on trees
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Angela Kelly says
Spring is my favourite because of all the colours appearing.
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Susan K says
I love the early autumn, when the leaves have changed colour but not yet started to fall and the summer perennials are still in bloom
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Bridget Johnson says
Spring because the garden and countryside come to life. The dried up looking bulbs you planted in Autumn push through the cold soil and produce beautiful plants it’s wonderful
MJ says
Winter. Especially a cold and crisp one.
It marks an end to things.
Mother nature gives us a chance for a deep breath, sit down & cup of tea before the year resets and the business of spring.
A cleansing moment for the mind, giving you a chance to stop and take stock of life before the planning and adventures of the year ahead.
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Mari Evans says
Mine is the start of spring, seeing the snow drops and crocuses poking there heads up through the soil.
The first signs of the bees buzzing around the Daffodils. This is the time to plant veg seeds.
You know the warmer weather is upon us.
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Alex McKay says
Id say right now…winter! Im just sitting down, planning my garden for next year. Some changes, and some new seeds and plants. To be honest I love every season but I’m happy now planning.
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Ross Leech says
I love Summer the most as it’s when we can reap the most rewards of our vegetable patch, enjoying them while dining outside.
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Donna Lamont says
I like springtime, days are getting longer and you have the thrill of see your sown seeds spouting into life.
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Patricia Avery says
I don’t have a favourite season…..I love hem all because as each season comes and goes there is always something different to see and do. Hubby and I see the garden as another room of our house and lavish it with much love and attention. It repays us many times over with delicious organic fruit and veg, beautiful floweres intersperrsed amongst them and an abundance of wild life . It also provides us with a great place to sit and relax in…….much needed as we are now both 73!
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Andrea A says
Spring is my favourite season in the garden as everything is starting to spring into life and pop through the soil.
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Victoria Barker says
Autumn is my favourite. As a kid it’s always the most exciting with conkers, bonfire toffee, fallen leaves and fireworks. As an adult it’s the ending of another year with a slide into winter and a chance to take stock before the new spring begins.
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Fiona Parr says
Spring when all the new shoots come through , it’s so nice to feel the soil has come alive again .
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Ruth Philpott says
Spring is my favourite season. Love the pricking out of seedlings and growing on of vegetables and flowers for this season’s produce. The anticipation of a good season is uplifting.
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Aileen says
Summer because I love seeing the summer flowers
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Joanne H says
Spring because it’s a time of renewal and new life
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Amy Jo says
I love spring because of all the beautiful flowers starting to appear.
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KAREN WALDER says
Spring when everything starts to come back to life!
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Christine Lockley says
Spring – seeing everything bursting into life, watching the wildlife returning to my garden and spending a bit more time outdoors
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A.E. ADKINS says
Spring , the season of, as yet, unfulfilled potential
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Adrian Bold says
I like Spring as everything starts to grow again.
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