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A prickle: giant reed grass
Bramble & Briar #144. Sometimes, the plant lust hits hard.
Nov 2
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
8
4
October 2025
A natural indifference, garden edition
Bramble & Briar #143. The clocks have gone back. The garden's not bothered.
Oct 26
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
8
2
A prickle: stag’s horn sumach
Bramble & Briar #142. It's a distinctly badly behaved plant. And yes, I still want it.
Oct 16
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
10
2
Garden taming starts now
Bramble & Briar #141. When we get to pretend we're in charge
Oct 12
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
8
5
A prickle: teasels
Bramble & Briar #140. A dark side to your favourite garden back-scratcher
Oct 4
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
13
3
September 2025
Meetings with plants: mauve-flowered starwort
Bramble & Briar #139. Just a particularly good daisy
Sep 28
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
16
3
Sunk-cost fallacy
Bramble & Briar #138. Sometimes, you've just got to cut your losses. Especially when you realise you're being played by a plant
Sep 21
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
7
Meetings with plants: dwarf lady’s mantle
Bramble & Briar #137. Good things come in small packages. Weedy things, too...
Sep 17
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
5
1
Gardeners know how to play. Don’t we?
Bramble & Briar #136. Sometimes, you need a dog to remind you of the important things in life
Sep 15
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
7
4
Meetings with plants: Persicaria ‘Red Dragon’
Bramble & Briar #135. Not nearly as fierce as it sounds
Sep 10
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
9
1
Meetings with plants: salad burnet
Bramble & Briar #134. Too good just to eat (though that, too)
Sep 3
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
9
9
August 2025
All change
Bramble & Briar #133. Something different's in the air. Quite what, who knows?
Aug 31
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Andrew Timothy O'Brien
9
2
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