and shapes of seeds through rare botanical art
and a clean burning cotton wick
or for pruning of live stems to re-shape or to encourage bushier
“M: Mystery: What I understand and you don’t
her keen eye and ear
Rakes Progress Issue:#14 and shapes of seeds throughBecause there's something about connecting with the natural world that makes life better. Which is why Rakes Progress is as much a snapshot of the world beyond your computer's window as it is a guide to the tricky business of growing stuff. Flick through these pages and of course you'll see gardens, plants and flowers, but you'll also find photography, bees, tools, craft, veg, art, architecture, sheds, clothes, jam and, of course, rhubarb. Even if you