There is a hint of spring in the air in West Wales and that is enough for us to head to the polytunnel and start potting-up seeds. So far, turnips, beetroot, squash, chard, cucumbers, cauliflower and beef tomatoes have been sown in small pots, ready to be transferred later. It's a painstaking process but an uplifting one - it's a signal that winter is behind us and the summer months are ahead. In a few days, our early potatoes will be planted and then it will be time to pot-up aubergines, peppers, shallots, courgettes, sweetcorn, cabbage, salad tomatoes and more. Happy days are here again!
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Glamping and cottage on a private nature reserve in West Wales​
Welcome box of cakes on arrival. Free organic produce. Fresh eggs. Firebowl barbecues. Pizza ovens.
Maple tree hammocks. Nature trail and orchard guide. Green Man willow village. Greek garden.
Friendly cats. Roaming hens. Great views by day, dark skies by night
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