Wendy’s Garden

Gardening on the Essex Coast

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Wendy’s Diary   at Merseaislanders.co.uk

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Welcome to Wendy’s Garden an offshoot of Merseaislanders.co.uk

If you have linked from there you may have an interest in gardening. Wendy’s Garden pages illustrate what is growing in our garden on Mersea Island - mostly flowers but more recently vegetables which can be grown in containers of one sort or another. (We have no room in beds or borders)

The pages illustrate our garden through the seasons.  I am always interested to hear from other gardeners locally or worldwide and receive pictures for publication with your permission

If your interests lie with local history, family history of the area old postcards or Thames sailing barges, Ron is there to help

Email him  ron@merseaislanders.co.uk

Wendy’s Diary aims to keep up to date with happenings locally and at home and invites your comments.

I have closed the Mersea Topics Forum for now but will reinstate in a more user friendly format soon.

Email us at any time with any queries, information, requests for links or notices etc - we will reply promptly

Mersea Island

Situated at the mouth of the rivers Blackwater and Colne, some nine miles from Colchester, Britain’s oldest recorded town, is connected to the mainland by the Strood, a causeway about half a mile long.  

West Mersea

Popular with yachtsmen and dinghy sailor, also attracts wind surfers and water skiers  (restricted areas). The population of around 7,000 may double or treble in the summer months with various caravan parks attracting

09 June 2008

Erythrina Crista-galli

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