Seed to dust: life, nature, and a country garden

January. White ; Beginnings ; Peppered moth

February. Returning ; Ice ; Jasmine ; Another gardener ; climbing hydrangea ; A story ; Cyclops ; Code-breaker ; Wood pigeon ; The old north ; "I'm here, are you there?" ; She needs a stick

March. Grass sprouts, trees bud ; Cosmos ; March frost ; Pruning roses ; Snow ; Peonies ; Potatoes rattle in a pan ; Cherry buds appear ; The middle way ; Sparrows begin to nest ; Bees ; Daffodils ; Narcissus: are you there? ; Minotaur

April. Distant thunder ; A vase of cherries ; Dahlias ; Girlish ; Love is... ; The window cleaner ; Tulpen ; Swifts arrive ; Song ; World sings ; A broken heart ; Mouse ; Mowing in the rain ; Floating islands

May. Peonies bloom ; Gulls rip grass ; Holy thorn ; Mercedes ; An endless stream of days; Fossils ; Night scents ; Burning books ; Sun! ; Heart ; Maybug ; Rain, no rain

June. A dumb labourer visits ; A new path ; Cold returns ; Solstice ; In your garden ; A round of applause ; Aphids

July. Stoics ; Wabi-sabi ; Pelargoniums ; Flying ants day ; Swifts leave ; Pine cones ; Carp ; Green flames

August. Cofiwch Dryweryn (Coffee-ookh Drewehrin) ; Umbellifers ; Fountain ; Cats and dogs ; Distant sounds ; Pond scum ; Laurels ; A break ; Gathering seeds

September. The Waste Land ; 'Go, go, go, said the bird' ; The many-forking path ; Colchicums ; Scything the meadow ; Autumn equinox

October. Go now, bonnie boy ; October mist ; Birthday ; Whisky ; Molecatcher ; Our Lady of Flowers ; Apples ; First snow

November. Hop-tu-naa ; Frost ; Anemone to Zantedeschia ; The great riddle of the self ; Haiku ; Gipsies ; The lily gardens ; Lifting dahlias ; Leaving

December. We barely spoke, I tell myself... Back to work ; The floating world ; Home ; Flowers