by John Moore Museum | Dec 15, 2021 | Story
A Sprig of Rosemary By Angela Dunsby In many gardens around the world, Rosemary can be found growing with its beautiful white, pink or purple flowers and evergreen foliage. I’m sure many of us have often used it for cooking, creating a garnish or even making...
by John Moore Museum | May 11, 2021 | Story
The Doctrine of Signatures By Kirstie Bingham For thousands of years, humans have looked to nature to provide medicine for a wide range of ailments. But how did our ancestors know which plants to pick? People have used a plant’s appearance to divine its...
by John Moore Museum | Feb 25, 2020 | Story
February at Plot 13 By Jean Charlton February 3rd, the weather forecast had promised a dry and brighter day, so I decided to be brave and visit the plot. It had been at least two weeks since the last visit as the weather had been so wet and with very little...
by John Moore Museum | Jan 14, 2020 | Story
A Gardener’s Diary: January By Jean Charlton John Moore loved to observe and record the changes in his garden and the surrounding countryside, from the arrival of birds in Spring to the falling of leaves in Autumn. One of our volunteers, Jean, is...
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